Destination 2021: What we'll do differently next year
Paris The hardwood counter at Chez Mémé is always cluttered. Emptied coffee cups pile up. Croissant crumbs litter plates. Neighbors-turned-friends stand elbow to elbow, chatting about the latest political gaffe or the incessantly cloudy Parisian skies.  I was starting to finally feel a part of Franceâs cafe culture. Marie, the owner, knew my name. She knew Iâd order a café allongé and eventually cave for a flaky pain au chocolat, my laptop open, pretending to look like I was working on something important.   Then the pandemic hit. Cafes and restaurants ...
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