So I collect dishes. So what?

March 23, 2004 D. H. McKee

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Looking to clean out some of the junk I own right now, to make it easier to move in about a month. Part of this is cleaning out my kitchen cupboards and getting rid of dishes I no longer need/use. Unfortunately I’m a bit of a pack rat, and also a collector of kitschy dishes and mugs. So I’ve got to bite the bullet and get rid of some of my favourite cups.

I’d really like to have a set of uniform dishes, cups and glasses, but I still like using diner ware for my dishes. R wants uniform dishes as well, and doesn’t understand how people get emotionally attached to dishes. We’ll need to look at dishes together, otherwise one of us will be disappointed.

So here’s this schway pattern which will likely disappoint R. Double-happiness diner dishes. Oooooh.

http://www.cabinclass.com/dinnerinthediner

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