In readiness for Nixon Street Combination

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 A short report today. Before I forget.

I'd like us to learn to dine together regularly and in harmony, with similar meals from a single preparation - showing thereby respect for the chef d'jour and each other. And, in particular, providing discipline and in short time, comfort to young children [Harper initially].

Also, adults cooperate and share. Love is improved and extended, not simply being a fashion of family.



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