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January 11, 2006
An American In Okinawa
Sometimes a wedding gift is difficult to use overseas.
I, on the other hand, was given a complete set of Good Housekeeping cookbooks
as a wedding gift from my mother. (Since I possessed very limited cooking skills, she had hoped to spare Taki’s stomach.) Although the gesture was well intended, the reality of the situation thirty years ago, when Taki and I were married, was that there was a very limited selection of Western- style food products available to the local market, in fact it was almost nonexistent. Instead, I learned to try and substitute various items. And although the food line has improved greatly, there still is a lack of most of the main products in local supermarkets.
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Posted on January 11, 2006 04:47 PM by Weddin100.
Filed in Holiday Gifts under wedding gift.
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