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Added: Jul 16 at 10:17am
Years ago, we traded in our fancy dining room for a music room, and became a one-table house. Everything happens in the kitchen. But when I need extra flatland, I pull out a folding table from my growing collection. The heavy wood laminate from buffets past has ceded to a light plastic, so I can move them easily myself. I use all three for Passover seders, and just one for most buffets.
![]() But folding tables aren't just for food. Ellen is here this week to work on illustrations for our book. We set up a studio for her ... in the music room! We like our folding tables so much, we're putting one on our Table of Contents page. Without the plastic top. ![]()
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