For our friends Madelle & Larry, who had great Peruvian asparagus for dinner and wondered if we can get it here.
Friday, October 22, 2010
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I just sent you an e-mail message about our Peruvian bananas and the way you can go to a web site and see pictures from the actual farm the bananas were grown.
Do you make it a practice to only live in banana-producing countries?
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