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I hunt for the roaster as I get ready for a crowd on T-day; it’s hard:
I go into one room and think “what did I want in here,”
sometimes I remember, but always I find a job to do anyway.
The list is long.
Wish I was as focused as that Michigan man who died at the polls,
got resuscitated, and asked immediately “did I vote?”
(Which he did, by the way.)
Me too. Vote that is.
But what am I rummaging for in the pan closet?
PATTY
Most like you’re rummaging for your binoculars.
So, I never figured out what I was hunting for and later, meandering Target for something else–I forget what, I saw a lovely turkey pan and bought it, which reminded me that THAT was what I was tearing the place apart for. (I believe the lost turkey pan dates from 1968!) And Ray, my binoculars NEVER go missing. I have my priorities.
Patty
Impressive pan closet!
Quickly I need to correct any misconceptions about my pan closets: This one comes from the Internet! I’ve never had such, which, I suppose, explains that the words “rummage” and “pan closet” are always linked in my mind.
Patty
Rummage? Just look up!
As the years go by I wish low cabinets weren’t that low. T-day!
Hi Morgan, I got a pot rack, it’s the answer. Plus your cabinet space explodes! http://www.williams-sonoma.com/products/enclume-hammered-steel-cookware-stand/?pkey=ccookware-pot-rack&cm_src=cookware-pot-rack||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_–_-
Toni
Morgan, skimming the Internet for a pan closet to pass off as my own, I was amazed at the industry, the commerce, the companies that focus exclusively on keeping pans neatly arranged. Amazed. I’m missing that gene.
Patty
Williams-Sonoma has it