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August 7, 2008 11:13 AM
Food mags -- what's in your pile?
Posted by Nancy Leson
In my dreams I spend the lazy days of August at the beach -- with a big stack of books and magazines beside me. Believe me: those days at the beach are few and far between for this busy scribe (ditto for the "lazy" days). But when it comes to those stacks, I've got 'em in spades. There's the sky-high bedside stack. The either side of the couch and armchair stack. The piles and piles in the office stack. The magazines-to-recycle-at-the-doctors'-office stack. And then there's this spread of current culinary ink:
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