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  • Image © 2005 Celeste Heiter

As an ongoing motif in my new ThingsAsian Dinner & a Movie weblog format, I want to include chopsticks in all my photos. However, since I live in a small city in California with no Asian markets or shops, and very few Chinese restaurants, my chopstick-buying venue is very limited.

Therefore, I would like to appeal to all my readers to send me a pair of chopsticks. Any kind will be fine, whether in paper sleeves with the names of the restaurants you visit, or those you may find in your travels.

Please include a brief note about yourself, your e-mail address, and where the chopsticks came from. In return, you and your gift will get a special mention in my weblog.

Please send chopsticks to:

Celeste Heiter
P.O. Box 64
Napa, CA 94559
U.S.A.

Thank You!

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Published on 5/1/05

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