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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Freeze the blueberries, use the cheese in a frittata or omlettes this week or make cheese puffs for your next event, take the beer out of the fridge and store in a cool dark place and toss the pasta salad. And this is why everyone should entertain - because you would never bring anything other than flowers or wine/champagne (unchilled) to a party when the host says to just bring yourself. Why the pasta salad and blueberries? So weird.[/quote] I don't know, especially as we already had both pasta salad and a fruit salad that included blueberries! I'm the same way, PP--I always bring a box of chocolates or an unchilled bottle of wine when I'm asked to bring only myself. I bring something that doesn't require any immediate effort or expectation on the part of the host. If I do bring flowers, they are already trimmed and in a small vase or a mason jar--that way the host doesn't have to stop everything, fill a vase, remove the cellophane, etc.[/quote]
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