I'll have to go with 1) fresh mozerella, tomato, basil with balsamic vinaigrette 2) rosemary chicken with provolone 3) French dip
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I like *Good Poems* but I wouldn't take it...not long enough.
GRILLED CHEESE from my favorite diner portabello mushroom with arugula and brie on ciabatta a really, really good hamburger
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I would have to say either the complete works of Jane Austin, or if not found in a single book version - Pride and Prejudice as it is my all time favorite book. The LOTR trilogy in 1 book (which I gave Kwea for Christmas one year [beautifully leather-bound and all]), and something from Laurell K. Hamilton to spice things up a bit while I'm stuck on said island. Posts: 325 | Registered: Aug 2002
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I'd want three books I'd never read. If I ended up on a desert island and the only books available were books I'd already read, I'd be bumbed. But the problem with books I've never read is that I can't yet be certain whether they would be any good.
That considered, I think that I'd like to have my complete works of Shakespeare along. There are still numerous plays and sonnets I've never read and the ones that I have read can stand rereading numerous times.
I've noticed that quite a few people at Hatrack (an IRL) enjoy reading certain books over and over again. I don't. It seems a pity to reread a book when there are so many I've never read. I can think of a few exceptions, generally classics that I read 20 - 30 years ago. Reading them now from a different life perspective is worthwhile.
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