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willie c wuddle wrote:

I thought they were good questions. Also the food purchasing club is a good investment.

It probably is but I was thinking more along the lines of I love cooking and meeting new people. The trade off of actually getting leftovers is an awesome incentive though.

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Paladin wrote:

I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

It's not leftovers. We plan what we want to cook the first day and figure what it will cost (usually between 50 cents and $1.00 a portion depending on what it is) then somebody goes out and gets the ingredients. The next day we go back and cook it. We divide it up according to how many portions a person pays for. Everybody eats well and gets to play in a great kitchen with lots of kitchiny stuff and two stoves I don't even how to work yet. I really like going and actually look forward to it each month.

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oh okay I thought you ate some there. making what you take home what was left over. I see now the error of my mistake.

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I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

OK, I see what you mean. You can eat some of it there if you want but if you get 4 portions of each like I do you'd better be mighty hungry.

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Where is it done at ? the place on mountain road or John Street ? or a third location I have no idea about ?

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Paladin wrote:

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Moncton Headstart at the corner of Mapleton Rd and Mountain Rd.

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I thought they were using the former basey thing on John that they used for moncton head start recycles

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I think that will soon be office space or possibly a call center by the looks of it.

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kay kay .. I'm thinking heavily about it.
any idea how late one can register ?

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I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

Just show up on the tenth. There is room for a few more people. You can also call them anytime during the day to let them know.

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I recieved the shocking news today. My bill at the Collective Kitchen tomorrow will be a whopping $4.56 for 12 portions of whatever we make. (donaire meatloaf, rice crispie squares, jambalaya, and I honestly forget what else we plan on making). I might have to go couch mining for change later on.

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That's amazing! Programs like that are rare, and Moncton is fortunate to have this one still running.

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It stopped for a while but is just starting back up this month.

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Great program! And sounds like a very nice social activity too.

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I like it. I met a lot of nice people there. It lelps keep me from playing on the information highway for a while.

                           

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