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Dear KF, thanks for your letter and kindness. As for my novels - they aren't really novels, moreover short stories that mainly come from my childhood and are mixed with some family recipies and a bit, very-very bit politics occasionally. Sometimes I send recipies to gourmand papers and lists. They are written in my mother tongue. Very rarely it happens to me - God knows how - that I write (fortunately) short (unfortunately bad) poems in English, too. When I am extremly silly, I create English puns, word-jokes. May God forgive me. My translations mostly are (and were) of technical origin, but 3 yrs ago I turned to PD related items as my goal is to build up a Hungarian PIEN-like list & a homepage - but I am not enough familiar with PC technics and science therefore I returned from my way many times, though a very dear friend from Sparkle offered me his help. Where could I buy or get some brave from? I intend to establish the Association for Hungarian PWPs (in the frame of EPDA if it is possible), too. It seems that I'll be not alone with this last task, as a Hungarian PWP fellow who - in my eyes at least - is a PC genious, accompanies me on our common, long -and being aware of the attitude of the Hungarian medical society - , difficult path. I also translated from English a few poems, song lyrics and short novels/fairy tails for children. What kind of cook am I? Ask my family... If you are interested in the very and only, typical Hungarian kitchen - wow, donno... My parents and grandparents had a balanced and healthy mix of the Transylvanian (including Armenian foods), French and Hungarian cookin'. Add to these our (my husband's and mine) coulinaire adventures in the world, my two Italian language teacher daughters and their numberless friends from Italy - that is my cook. If you are still find my cooking interesting - do not hesitate to ask me! (To tell the truth I know alot unhealthy , but fantastic recipies, too! Beware: only for brave gourmets) Love, Olga > Olga: > > You really write nice notes. So graceful. > > "I suggested them to read my novels or poems or recipes." > > You said also that you wrote novels? Were they translated or was that just > a figure of speech. And then what kind of cook are you? Got any good > Hungarian Recipies? > > K. F. cg Carline (who has PD, I think) > ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To sign-off Parkinsn send a message to: mailto:[log in to unmask] In the body of the message put: signoff parkinsn