Sharing: The Most Important Ingredient - Clayton D Steep - April 1985

Clayton D Steep

Invite someone to my place for a meal? Oh, you see, I couldn't, because...." And there usually follows one or a combination of often used reasons, such as: "I can't afford it." "My place doesn't lend itself to entertaining." "I can't cook." "I don't feel up to it." Too bad. Some of the most enjoyable and memorable person-to-person experiences take place around the sharing of food. But it really isn't the food itself that counts. I can recall with every bit as much pleasure sharing a pot of beans around a campfire as I can recall dining in various plush restaurants. The smoky-tasting beans served on a limp paper plate were as satisfying as roast duckling on the finest china. Why? Because of the company. And the conversation. - Information Supplied By: Herbert W Armstrong Library