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Confessions of a Tired Caterer: Burned to a Crisp: YOU DO Make A Difference!

Confessions of a Tired Caterer: Burned to a Crisp: YOU DO Make A Difference!: How many times have you thought I am only one person and what kind of difference can I make? Well...I want to give you some food for thought...

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