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lesdy short, fall harvest? Became dairy does bad thirty to one’s arteries? Oh, please!
As a reporter, I am the consummate novice, even when the assignment involves patties, government, growth and landuse, aO subjects for which I've developed more than amnrfetog knowledge in the last coupie of dozen years or sa
to my wallet I carry a quote (tattered and taped clue to repeated reference) from R. W Apple ]t of the New York Times —political food, travel, music, act and architecture writer nonpareil. It reads: “As a reporter you are an amateur. If you thinlr you've became a professional that you can teach lessons tolfee generals, you can teach lessons to the presidents, you can teach lessons to the museum duectam the chefe, you’re in trouble. Yoor job is to represent your reader— go to an experience and try to explain it andreiare it to that reader.”
With that m arend, I visited the Town Duck the other day and talked with Johnson andde Heller about gifts, gourmet food, wine and more.
Though 1 know a thing or two about good food and wine.
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