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Nice story. I always like chatting to Filipina nurses when I get the opportunity in London hospitals. So gravel, charming and friendly. I recently enjoyed “Under Coconut Skies” by Yasmin Newman. Great breadth of recipes and not always the stereotypical ones.
That's a lovely book too. Thank you for reminding me .
Fascinating, as ever, and I love the sound and look of the book - thank you
It is a very inspiring book. I think you might find it really useful
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