Chewing the cholent
Mary Murphy
February 27, 2016
It was a flying visit. I didn’t have much time. In Wednesday evening, work Thursday, fly out Friday morning. I wasn’t there to sightsee but
It was a flying visit. I didn’t have much time. In Wednesday evening, work Thursday, fly out Friday morning. I wasn’t there to sightsee but
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‘Ouch’, she cried. ‘What’s happened?’, I asked the group in general, as a rather large hairy man was blocking my view. ‘He’s just dropped his
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I love my food. I’ve always loved my food. I love the way it looks, the way it tastes, the way it complements a mood.
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The doors we open and close each day decide the lives we live. So said Flora Whittemore, an American woman who lived till 103 and
