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  <h1>MODLITWA KUCHENNA</h1>
  <h2>I say a little prayer for you...</h2>
  <h4>14 June 2015</h4>

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      If you've always wanted to learn a little bit of Polish, today's post title let's you cross that item off your bucket list. I learned it from a tiny plaque that once hung in my Polish auntie's kitchen. No surprise then, it means "Kitchen Prayer".

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      Applied to the theme of DBC Culture, my hope is we are all poised to cook up a great DBC experience that will enrich ourselves and enrich one another as well. It seems more apt to conceive DBC as grocer than a restuarant. The freshest ingredients are provided in a logical order, but then it falls on us to cook up something magical.

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      I heard a lot of "me me my" recommended in the first mintues of video we watched -- and that made apprehensive until I heard it put into its full context. (One supposes that DBC has some reserve measures in place to ensure that the creative maelstrom doesn't degenerate into anarchy!) 

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      I look forward to wading in deeper in Week 2, but I suspect the crazy fun doesn't hit its stride until on-site begins.  Until then, I'll remember you all in my modlitwa kuchenna!
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