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Practice restraint when feeding saddened friends
By Culinate staff
May 19, 2008
Do you have a neighbor, colleague, or other friend who’s ill or grieving? A writer on the Jew and the Carrot offers some sage advice for bringing food to your friend’s household. As one commenter pointed out, these tips could also help out people feeding new parents.
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