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Thanks, @rotuts, I remember that!  Here’s a gift link to that NYT obit for non subscribers.

 

And here’s the eG topic on her viral Olive Garden review: 

My two favorite bits of the NYT obit:

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Mr. Bourdain’s imprint with Ecco later published a collection of her restaurant columns, “Grand Forks: A History of American Dining in 128 Reviews” (2013).

 

“She misses nothing,” he wrote in the foreword. “I would not want to play poker with her for money.”


 

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James Hagerty wrote about his mother’s late-career stardom in an article that appeared on the front page of The Wall Street Journal in 2012, when he was a reporter there.

“My mom has her own style of reviewing restaurants: She doesn’t like to say anything bad about the food,” he wrote. “If she writes more about the décor than the food, you might want to eat somewhere else.”

In a “Today” interview, Ms. Hagerty took issue with him.

“My son is full of prunes,” she said.

 

 

blue_dolphin

blue_dolphin

Thanks, @rotuts, I remember that!  Here’s a gift link to that NYT obit. 
 

My two favorite bits:

Quote

Mr. Bourdain’s imprint with Ecco later published a collection of her restaurant columns, “Grand Forks: A History of American Dining in 128 Reviews” (2013).

 

“She misses nothing,” he wrote in the foreword. “I would not want to play poker with her for money.”


 

Quote

James Hagerty wrote about his mother’s late-career stardom in an article that appeared on the front page of The Wall Street Journal in 2012, when he was a reporter there.

“My mom has her own style of reviewing restaurants: She doesn’t like to say anything bad about the food,” he wrote. “If she writes more about the décor than the food, you might want to eat somewhere else.”

In a “Today” interview, Ms. Hagerty took issue with him.

“My son is full of prunes,” she said.

 

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