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Old 09-22-2004, 03:09 PM  
SleazeQueen
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Location: Western WA
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Quote:
Originally posted by CDSmith
A nice neighbourly gift is a fresh loaf of homemade or bakery bread.
I agree. A card or note and some food is a good idea. I'd suggest food that can go in the freezer and be tossed in the oven, like a casserole. I make lasagne or enchilladas.

Best thing I got after my finace's death was a chicken casserole thing. You're totally out of touch with your body, but when you're hungry, summoning up the energy to cook is impossible. That frozen thing was a godsend a few days after he died and I realized I hadn't eaten. Into the oven for 30 minutes and I scarfed down about half of it.

Another friend sent one of those gift baskets with a pasta dinner in it. It needed more preparation, but came in really handy if you didn't want to go over there in person.

Good for you for being a great neighbor! I wish you moved in next to me!
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