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Default Expensive kitchen stuff

On Thu, 10 Jan 2008 18:56:56 -0800, koko wrote:


>These are tools. Just like my husbands spud wrench, bull pin, sleever
>bar etc...for his trade (before retirement).
>Buying the best tool for the job is money saved in the long run.
>
>My friends tease me and call me the "Queen of Justification." If I had
>to I could justify each and every purchase I make, no matter how
>silly. ;-)
>
>koko


Oh gosh..I can just see it if I go shopping with you, if I end up in
San Diego. I can justify stuff too....witness my kitchen....

Christine


 
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