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Well thank you very much. I really appreciate your kind words. How is the cooking coming along? Let me know if you have any problems and I will proffer advice gladly. :)X
Culinary was the reason I came to Rhode Island. I came here to study culinary arts. When I was unable to finish school I decided to get my knowledge through experience. I earned my position in several different restaurants, however in 2003 I decided I did not like the industry. After a vacation I applied as a delivery person for a pizza restaurant. The money was significantly larger than anything I had earned working my way up as a cook. That is where I have been ever since. I work so many hours I don't cook for myself anymore. Though I love pastas. I used to work at an Italian restaurant, I would have considered working for free just for the manicotti and breaded fried calamari. :)
Mmmm. Can go with you on that one! Chefing is a young man's game. Unsocial hours and pressure, and you are only as good as your last mistake. That is why I got out, wanted a life. All experience good though. Moved to Spain last year - November, and love it here. Move to Spain not on cards but circumstances led me to do it. Will explain one day when more private! Love it here just be happier when I can make some money, or get my money from England. Court battle to do that and I am not in the frame of mind to begin fighting there yet, or have the money to be perfectly truthful. If you get the chance come here, lovely place and very inexpensive. Free room and board anytime, just let me know. Family too if you have a partner. Love our chats. Hope one day my work will be appreciated by more people. Keep on plugging at it, though through getting my new house ready to move into, time is greatly reduced. Keep smiling and eating that wonderful Italian food. :)X