In Cote d'Ivoire, the cook was Robin and the cook-not was me. In Senegal, the cook was Kari and the cook-nots were Kate and myself (left to our own devices, Kate and I ate peanut butter on baguette and blew up our friends with the gas oven!).
Nowadays, Amy is our ever-cheerful cook and Christine, Chrissy and I are the cook-nots. (Let me add an aside here: Although I'm not a cook, I am a great dishwasher and that's where I make myself a worthy roommate and friend.) So Amy invited us over to have brunch on Saturday. Yum!
Josh waves out the smoke from cooking a little too "well."
Christine, me, and Amy doing "brunch"
Chrissy and I are tired from "helping."
And finally, breakfast a la Amy was served!
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Yes, Pegs. You are an AMAZING dishwasher. I am looking forward to those skills in December :)However, you have many other fine roommate qualities: your nose was smart enough not be allergic to Bud P. Marley, you own(ed) Save the Last Dance and Friends, and you let me cut your hair...just to name a few.
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