The Gay Kitchen

The digital raven brings a gift for some of my favorite new friends:




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    1. I'm jealous! My kitchen is sad because I can't keep my love indoors and by the time I come in I'm too tired to cook anything proper and certainly not with any gaiety. I wish I could afford to hire a gay cook, then my kitchen could be extra fabulous!

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  2. My kitchen has bunting. Just saying.
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    1. That's more than I have Ms Scarlet! My kitchen needs therapy.

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  3. That tong man is looking pretty sexy.

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  4. This is EXACTLY what my kitchen looks like. I had to put a baby gate on the doorway to keep the pots and pans from running out into the street ffs. Also, I would KILL to own this cookbook! I LOVE IT!

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    1. Ha,ha,ha! Thanks for the mental image of keeping them all corralled! Yes, too bad we only get to see the cover and no peek into the book itself.

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  5. The gay kitchen??? I always suspected my rolling pin had the hots for me. And me being a size queen.....well....the pandemic has given us all cruel tricks.

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    1. Ha,ha,ha. It's always the tea pot giving me that "Come hither" stare.

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  6. So the Dish wasn't satisfied with just the Spoon, but had to have the entire utensil drawer and the crockery cupboard! Well, I find it difficult to make decisions, too...

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  7. Very interesting cover design. According to the worldcat enrtry the design is by "Decorative Designers", a "firm" or "company". I'd like to learn more about their work. Can not say nothing about the book itself, they file it under "Juvenile Fiction", whatever that means. "Boston 1927".

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