>Christine Dabney > wrote:
>
>>Hiya all,
>>
>>I was following the thread about parties, and I am coming up with a
>>dilemma of my own.
>>
>>I am wanting (and planning) to host a group of traveling nurses who
>>are in the greater DC area, before I leave. I am planning a dinner
>>buffet at this moment, and yes, there will be plenty of food and
>>wine. Probably more than enough, as I tend to cook for an army.
>>
>>My problem is this: I will only have 8 real china plates. I brought
>>some dinnerware with me, and the company furnished a bit more. If I
>>have more than 8 people show up for this gathering, I am in a bit of a
>>bind.
>>
>>I really, really dislike paper plates for parties, but I am thinking I
>>might have to go that route. I haven't been to the stores yet to see
>>what is out there in that department. Are there any really nice ones,
>>that might do the job and not give such an impression of tackiness?
>>
>>Fortunately, I have enough silverware with me. And maybe enough
>>glasses.
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>>
>>Christine

Chinette


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