We're putting this flatware set here as well as it being at BB&B because it's one of the most important things left and we want to make it available for group gifting. If we end up getting it in both places, we will put this towards completing other group gifts such as the mattress fund.

No, we're not saving money under our mattress to hide it from pirates...the mattress fund is actually FOR a mattress. His is cheap and sagging, hers is cheap and twin sized. We need a new, eco-friendly mattress.

Lastly, we are also registered at Bed, Bath, & Beyond for another set of useful and interesting items.You can look up either of us by name. Alternately, paste the following URL in your browser: http://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/giftregistry/view_registry_guest.jsp?pwsToken=&eventType=Wedding&registryId=541138262&pwsurl=

It will chop, grate, grind, stir, puree, whip, mix, blend, and LIQUEFY. It's the answer to all our problems!

A long-lasting French Oven that will be well-loved. Perfect for roasts, chilis, soups, and other hearty dishes to brighten fall and winter evenings.

A set of well-built frying pans to meet our daily cooking needs. (Note: does not include the Frying Pan of Doom, so you're safe from being turned into a poached egg.)

A good meal starts with a sharp knife (or 4) to prepare it.

Perfect for making chou rouge a la limousine (braised red cabbage with red wine and chestnuts), gratin dauphinois (scalloped potatoes), ratatouille (containing no actual rats), or a fresh marinara sauce (with French tomatoes, of course).

Her knife. Rebecca would love to prepare fresh ingredients for a wonderful meal with you using this awesome knife. Also useful for fighting off sneak attacks from bands of brigands who try to steal chocolate from the kitchen.

His knife. Clinton would love to chop everything other than raw tomatoes and mushrooms with this snazzy, well-made knife. Also a useful complement to Eagle Scout skills when stranded on a desert (or dessert) island.

What is this crazy contraption, you ask? It makes delicious food by cooking it slowly at *just* the right temperature for hours at a time. Dinner party?

We would love to be able to compost, but a small living space and lack of backyard means we can't use a traditional compost bin. To the rescue: a compact, electric compost bin designed for indoor use! Help us become more sustainable in our daily lives, and we'd be happy to share some of our rich compost bounty with you if you'd like.

Recent family fire losses have shown us the importance of having a place to store valuable papers in case of a fire.