If your dinner party seems to lack a nefarious villain, like Snidely Whiplash, perhaps these napkin rings are for you. Just make sure that there are no railroad tracks nearby. $24 for a set of four at moderndose.com [via yumsugar]...
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Photo from AntyDiluvian on Flickr The New York Times had a funny story today about people who throw spontaneous dinner parties in public spaces. They spotlighted one instance on the Brooklyn Bridge, complete with a wooden card table for the jars of iced tea and Manchego cheese wedges. The story immediately had me thinking about public spaces across the country—where would I like to throw a dinner party? Even if it wasn't allowed? The Golden Gate Bridge immediately comes to mind, as does the pitcher's mound at Yankee Stadium. Or there's always the north rim of the Grand Canyon. In your wildest dreams, where are you throwing a dinner party with family and friends?...
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How to wine and dine your friends and neighbors: great tips for planning and hosting your next dinner party from Sarah Miller's food blog, Food and Paper. What are your dinner party tips and tricks?...
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