Catering Poems - Poems about Catering

We all concede mere words just can't express the depth of our dismay and our distress... When we hear you whine, from face so mad and grim, the Universe won't cater to your every whim!...

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Walking on the newly wetted ground, After a long spell of Winter drought, I ponder how rain never fails to astound: This valuable shower we can't do without! As I tread on the browne'd earth Browned by the shower of yester-night, I wonder where I got such a worth: To be watched with such close oversight! Someone's delivering service to me, Loyally, like an...

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The Catering life It is sunny and warm on the terrace. I sit with my face facing the sun. It is supposed to be healthy vitamin D, and so on. I`m not so sure, I have had skin cancer twice. Once, I was a chef at a restaurant, and it was in the days when food was a simple affair,...

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The Quintessential Catering Company serves only quality foods beginning with a Q To some this seems quirky and to others quite quaint Q foods quickly quell hunger and queasiness Quick oats and quinoa with quick bread and quince jam are a favorite breakfast pick Quark and Queijo quiche qualify as a quality lunch offering Quaglia marinated in Quebec beef...

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The Catering officer Once upon a time, I was a seaman; I began as a galley boy and after six months was promoted to the second cook, What dizzying height. At home, I went to a catering school for cooks and later on, a course to become a chief steward. For three years I slaved as a chief cook...

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Catering When the old man was young he trained to become a cook, which nowadays is called chef, at the time not that many wanted to become cooks, as it didn`t have a nimbus of working-class heroics; his friends became welders and so on. The catering business is a simple science when you have mastered the basic one is free to...

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Best pickup line: Are you sure you're not a caterer, because I'd love to book you for dinner. Reply: No, but I'd love to feast anyway! Best Pickup Line Contest by Judy Konos...

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The Art of Catering There was a time I believed everything I read, even in Reader’s Digest. one such story was about a French soldier in the world war one who, in his breast pocket carried a notebook full of verses written for his true love in Lyon, a daughter of a welder. His adulation...

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