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December 04, 2003

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Mrs M birthday

It's Mrs M's birthday today. As is customary here's some roses for her (albeit only a link this time). While she has been spoilt today there is really only one thing in the world she desires: Heinz Mayonnaise. It seems to be unobtainable in Hong Kong. That means we'll be stocking the suitcases with numerous jars of the stuff when we return to Australia for Christmas. This will displace the wine I'm planning to bring back.

This is a bad thing. Please help us find Heinz Mayo in HK. Before it's too late!

 posted by Simon on 12.04.03 at 02:26 PM in the




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Try Oliver's.

But call them before you drive all the way up there.

Cheers!

 posted by: Ron on 12.04.03 at 02:54 PM [permalink]

Oh and BTW, Happy Birthday to Mrs. M

Cheers :-)

 posted by: Ron on 12.04.03 at 02:55 PM [permalink]

try a PnS superstore, dunno where you are located, but I've seen heinz mayonnaise (and hellmans!) in the hopewell PnS.
(you can always check on their website first to see if they carry it there)

Failing that, what about great in pacific place.

 posted by: Halibut on 12.04.03 at 03:51 PM [permalink]




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