[MountainMomma]

Do you have a dishwasher?
Do you have a separate dining room or is your table in your kitchen?
What do your dinner plates look like?
Do you have salt and pepper shakers?
Do you have dishes in the sink right now?

[MamaAnna]

Do you have a dishwasher? Yes
Do you have a separate dining room or is your table in your kitchen? We have a dining room.
What do your dinner plates look like? Our daily use stuff is just some old Corelle(sp) with stripes on it. The good stuff we have a large clear glass set for 8 and a red glass set for 2.
Do you have salt and pepper shakers? Yes, a few sets
Do you have dishes in the sink right now? Yes, we just finished lunch.

[MountainMomma]

Do you have a dishwasher? Yes
Do you have a separate dining room or is your table in your kitchen? we have a seperate dining room
What do your dinner plates look like? Just very plain and black
Do you have salt and pepper shakers? disposable
Do you have dishes in the sink right now? I better not. The kids just "finished" cleaning the kitchen. lol

[SavaAngel]

Do you have a dishwasher? Yes, but my pots and pans are hand wash only
Do you have a separate dining room or is your table in your kitchen? I have a kitchen nook
What do your dinner plates look like? They are kinda painted with a basket weave and then grapes and dragonflies around the edges. That is the dinner plate. The salad plate is similar but instead of the grapes and dragonflies around the edges they are in the middle.
Do you have salt and pepper shakers? Yeah - wood ones - the pepper is a peppercorn cracker
Do you have dishes in the sink right now? Yes

[~InHisHands~]

Do you have a dishwasher? Yep
Do you have a separate dining room or is your table in your kitchen? Well there is a dining room but it is kinda attached to the kitchen.
What do your dinner plates look like? each plate is a different (solid) color... blue, white, green, red, or ivory
Do you have salt and pepper shakers? Yep... nothing fancy but not disposable either
Do you have dishes in the sink right now? Nope