8 Ways to Join the Local Food Movement :: Share Your Table
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Share Your Table
The best antidote to fast-food culture is as close as your table. Invite friends and a few strangers to a local-foods potluck. In good weather, eat outside. Share an evening of conversation and enjoy the good life.
www.YesMagazine.org/sundaydinner
Meet Jim Haynes, the man who invites the world to dinner.
| Sarah van Gelder, Anne Lovejoy, Kim Nochi, and Heather Purser wrote pieces for this article as part of Food for Everyone, the Spring 2009 issue of YES! Magazine. Sarah is the Executive Editor of YES! Magazine. |  |
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