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Letter: A lovely walk down memory lane

Narda Tate writes:
Tommy Druen wrote absolute truth in his article. We each have our own path and no one else should ever feel compelled to walk the same way. Great article!

As a side note, my husband and I lived and worked in post-war Bosnia, often traveling to Split, Croatia, the home of Diocletian's palace. We have walked through it - at least, what remains of it, and marveled at the steps that are worn down in the center from thousands upon thousands of feet using them. The beauty of the country is amazing and history is just around every corner.

And if you ever are fortunate enough to visit this beautiful land, you too can testify that the cabbages and Brussels Sprouts are amazingly sweet and tasty. If you order a hamburger at a restaurant, you get shredded cabbage instead of lettuce on it. But that's OK. The cabbage is just that good.

Thanks, Mr. Druen. You gave everyone a lot to ponder and I had a lovely walk down memory lane.
Comments re: Tommy Druen: The cabbages were never the point




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