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Tapisserie

Years ago, at a flea market in Paris I pickup up some old metal letters from a bakery in France that spelled out PATISSERIE. Being a baker, of course I was thrilled (although still despondent that someone else snatched up the matching BOULANGERIE lettersโ€ฆ) and proudly displayed them on the shelf of my apartment. Since my apartment at the time was so small, shelf spaceโ€ฆ

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I just returned from a four-week book tour where I met a lot of people. Everyone was incredibly nice and it was a treat, although because of the nature of the events, it wasnโ€™t possible to spend lots of one-on-one time with anyone โ€“ including myself. However, I tried to answer as many questions as possible. The most frequently asked questions were; โ€œWhere have youโ€ฆ

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Septime

When I go out to eat, itโ€™s usually not with the intention of writing about a place. I go out to eat to have a good time with friends and enjoy the food. (And perhaps a little wine.) But I found that whenever I donโ€™t expect it, I hit on a place that merits talking about. Septime opened and caused a ripple of excitement inโ€ฆ

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