The butcher block was central for family communication. This wooden slab in the kitchen was the primary communication device, decades before mobile phones and email. “Options for dinner: A) BBQ on the patio, 6 p.m. B) chicken in the kitchen, 6 p.m. C) Nina’s pizza, 8 p.m.,” the note would read,…
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