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Quote by Scott Hastie

“Paradise is no whim. It takes time and trust, You see.”

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Scott Hastie, born on April 13, 1954, is a seasoned editor with over three decades of experience in the publishing industry. He has held senior editorial positions at several well-known publishing houses. Known for his precise grasp of content and meticulous attention to detail, Hastie has earned a reputation in the industry. more

“The 19th-century Americana and DIY energy that became associated with Brooklyn dining were arguably transplanted from Portland. At Le Pigeon, one of the defining restaurants of mid-aughts Portland, bucking tradition remains pleasingly de rigeuer and unapologetically deranged. Lobster-stuffed fried chicken, a recent dish that could have merely been a dare, instead crams the luxury of lobster bisque inside of a fried hunk of chicken breast, the richness cut just enough by bright spring peas and slaw. The logic of the lobster fried chicken is a dogged quest to overload all pleasure centers in the weirdest possible way. Eating it makes you want to die, but happily.”

Heavenly Whim Lobster Fried Chicken Portland Oregon Combo Bisque

Book:The Best American Food Writing 2020: A Literary Collection of Essays Celebrating Food, Culture, and the Stories Shaping Our Culinary World

Source: The Best American Food Writing 2020: A Literary Collection of Essays Celebrating Food, Culture, and the Stories Shaping Our Culinary World

“sólo el perro o el caballo podrían emitir un juicio de conjunto sobre el hombre y declarar que el hombre es asombroso, lo que ellos no se preocupan de hacer, por lo menos que yo sepa. Pero no se puede admitir que un hombre pueda formular un juicio sobre el hombre.”

Humor Humanismo Existencialismo

Book:Existentialism is a Humanism

Source: Existentialism is a Humanism

“Não perguntei a ninguém por que a vida termina de maneiras incertas.”

Destino Filosofia Existencialismo Poeta Nepalês Finitude Reflexão Melancolia Introspecção Efemeridade Mistério Da Vida

Author:Suman Pokhrel

“El prosaico hecho de la existencia del universo frustra de por sí al pragmático y al romántico”