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“I do not believe that you have to spend a lot of money to eat well: it is hard to beat a plain old baked potato.”

Quote by Laurie Colwin

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Laurie Colwin was an American author known for her warm and humorous writing style. Her works often revolve around themes of family, friendship, and love, and have won the hearts of readers. Born on June 14, 1944, she passed away on October 24, 1992. more

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