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Interfaith Group

cbayer

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6. We are about to embark on a long road trip and it will be "unchained".

Reply to MADem (Reply #3)

Mon Apr 15, 2013, 01:23 PM

Apr 2013

That is, we will eat (and sleep) only in local businesses. That's where we meet locals, learn more about them and have our most memorable experiences.

We love regional food and people in those regions love that we love it.

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The Impotence of Interfaith Dialogue [View all] cbayer Apr 2013 OP

Isn't this author a bit of a downer! MADem Apr 2013 #1

I think the solution may lie in what you suggested in another thread - eating together. cbayer Apr 2013 #2

Food is a HUGE unifier, in my experience...who doesn't love to eat? nt MADem Apr 2013 #3

We are about to embark on a long road trip and it will be "unchained". cbayer Apr 2013 #6

What fun!!! nt MADem Apr 2013 #7

A local interfaith group hosts an annual BBQ in a park here. pinto Apr 2013 #4

I would think it could be very positive in promoting understanding and tolerance. cbayer Apr 2013 #5