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Anna Nurse Memo by Esther Kee
Date: November 25, 2013 To: Professor Akana From: Esther Kee Subject: Anna Nurse Workshop Memo Who Presented? Craig Hobson was the presenter of Anna Nurse Workshop held on October 10. Craig Hobson is an executive chef at a French restaurant, … Continue reading
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Salty Road
Salty Road all started in the late June of 2011 in Brooklyn, NY by Marisa Wu. It is a company that sells handmade salt water taffy that is different from all other taffy being made. They are much softer, … Continue reading
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Where I’m From We Eat Chicken Curry By: Esther Kee Inspired By: Willie Perdomo
If I said I was from Singapore, where our entire family members always gather around for dinner every night like every day is a special occasion, would you know where I’m from? Where I’m from we eat Nyonya Chicken Curry. … Continue reading
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