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cbayer

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2. Yep! There is book written by a man raised by a lesbian couple.

Reply to MADem (Reply #1)

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 11:25 AM

Apr 2013

I can't remember his name, but he invites straight and gay couples to dinner. His intention is not for them to discuss their relationships or sexuality, but to just get together over a meal. The straight couples he invites have expressed some bigotry previously, but he feels that this dissipates dramatically just because they have dinner together.

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Foundations for Muslim-Buddhist Interfaith Dialogue [View all] cbayer Apr 2013 OP

I'm not being flip, but they should meet in the kitchen. MADem Apr 2013 #1

Yep! There is book written by a man raised by a lesbian couple. cbayer Apr 2013 #2

There are a few things we ALL do! MADem Apr 2013 #3

There is something so primal and gratifying about cooking and eating. cbayer Apr 2013 #4

Julia Child knew how to do it up! I loved seeing her on TV down the years. MADem Apr 2013 #5

Excellent! One of my favorite stories about her is this. cbayer Apr 2013 #6

One of my most-used and favorite baking books was written kentauros Apr 2013 #7

Ahhh, bread! The staff of life...and I am a sucker for it, fresh baked, especially! nt MADem Apr 2013 #8

I haven't made it in over a month, kentauros Apr 2013 #9

I need to find that book!!!! nt MADem Apr 2013 #10

I have it on my Kindle. kentauros Apr 2013 #11

I am not a Kindler, yet--I will go the paper route! nt MADem Apr 2013 #12

I really like the NYT's no-knead bread recipe. cbayer Apr 2013 #13