Papa's Interview

[papa]

Dear Friends:

The Day, Eastern Connecticut's daily newspaper, just published an article about our business. I would like to share it with you.

This is where the article is located: http://www.theday.com/news/ts-re.asp...1-53B24D144F4A

If the link above does not work, go to www.theday.com and click on "Lifestyle".

 

[logose]

Papa,
Lovely article!
I have alot of admiration for the way you are approaching this business. Your obvious respect for the olive farmers and bringing the best products for a reasonable price to boot to your clientele. I have been reading your posts for a while and I can tell you are very learned and worldly.We are indeed lucky to have you, your experience and opinions here at the Cheftalk Cafe. Forum.
Thanks for sharing .

 

[kokopuffs]

Impressive. The best of luck to you and your wife.

 

[pooh]

Very interesting article, papa.

Thanks for sharing.

 

[cape chef]

My dear papa..

What a wonderful articale.

A man of passion is a man of truth.
Also I like your pic!! somehow thats just how I pictured you.
Good luck to you and Candy,and I will definatly take a road trip to mystic to enjoy some of the Meneres oil.

cc

 

[pooh]

Hey cc,

Your pic ready yet?
Do you look anything like papa?

 

[cape chef]

Pooh,pooh,pooh!!!LOL

I am waiting to see some of the digital pics.

I do not look like papa,but we share a similar smile "warm" and we share some of the same passions..

I hope the pics show up soon..Nicko and Momoreg have some.
cc

 

[svadhisthana]

Papa,
Thank you so much for sharing the article.

 

[pooh]

Now cc, don't tell me you're sharing your cape with papa?

Whatdyamean "Pooh-Pooh-Pooh"!!

Guess what it sounds like, when you read that aloud! LOL LOL

 

[cape chef]

Just having some fun Pooh!!

BTW..I never share my cape
cc

 

[papa]

Dear Friends:

Thank you so much for taking the time to read the article and for giving me your wonderful, heart warming comments!

In answering FoodIsMe's question, this is an old Italian expression. It translates to "fresh olive oil and old wine" and it is used to describe good quality.

 

[pastachef]

CC, You are just too funny Papa, you are the number one loved person around here, so you don't need a cape. So there, CC. LOL!
Papa, I loved the article and especially like what your mother told you.

[ May 30, 2001: Message edited by: Pastachef ]

[ May 30, 2001: Message edited by: Pastachef ]

 

[kimmie]

Hey papa,

What a lovely article. I found it to be most interesting to know about you a little more. BTW, nice picture!

You're right Pastachef, we do love papa around here! He seems so genuine!

 

[cape chef]

I must concure..

Papa is a man of much dignity.

and I have a deep respect for him as a person. Without a dought, papa is the man!!!

I have learned a great deal from Papa and I am so happy that he takes the time to post with us.

Thank you Papa
With respect
cc

 

[mezzaluna]

Great article, Papa. I enjoyed it very much. Your photo made me think immediately of a jolly Zeus! You've really packed a lot of living into your years- I admire that.

 

[momoreg]

Papa, that was a wonderful article. You have such a wealth of knowledge, and it's so generous of you to share it with us. Your enthusiasm is contagious! I wish you continued success in your work.

 

[coolj]

Papa, what a wonderful arcticle. I would just like to say thank you for sharing with all of us and wish you continued success.

 

[shroomgirl]

What a marvelous story!!! How much fun you must have exploring olive countries for "the"
oils you chose to sell....

 

[greg]

Papa, thank you for the opportunity to learn more about what you do. It is truly a blessing to have you here!

BTW, I think that, along with the kindred spirit of your namesake, you also share the look.

 

[papa]

Dear Friends:

I am overwhelmed by your warm postings!

Thank you so much! The expression of your feelings and your wishes has really touched me!

Thank you once again!