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    Food for thought

    May 20, 2020 2 minutes
    With JO SEAGAR

    What crazy, uncharted waters we’ve all been sailing through… Like many of you, I’ve been yearning for the simple life I experienced as a child. This yearning, especially for nostalgic foodie memories, sweeps over me in a benevolent cloud. I do love change and I get restless if things stay the same on the menu for too long.

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