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From time to time, I will insert an item, picture or thought as it occurs. By no means is it meant to be relevant, but just an 'Amuse-yeux' . For instance this truism would never strike you as pertinent when young and healthy, but get a few years, a few gastronomic extravaganzas and the exhaustion that comes with creating and raising children, under your belt, then you might have invented it yourself.

 

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