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Ed Iannuccilli's avatar

I love Frank Bruni's NY Times piece and have so informed him https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/13/t-magazine/italy-sunday-lunch.html?smid=tw-share

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RON DIPIPPO's avatar

Ed, your title might well be "What Ever Happened to Sunday?" With people working remotely and incessantly engaged on their phones, one day blurs into the next. Sunday is no different from any other day. Who will devote the time needed to create those feasts that our mothers, grandmothers, aunts did - every week! Back then our families lived nearby, many within walking distance. We were readily available for any project or even emergency that might arise. So getting together for Sunday Dinner was feasible. Not any more, at least for my family, scattered (as you say) across the country and the globe. But keeping those memories alive in our minds gives us pleasure. Thank you. Ron DiPippo

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