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Lea Lane

Miami, New York, United States
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'People Taste Like Pork'

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By Lea Lane
| Substack
I’ve been an especially adventurous eater, eagerly sampling local foods from around the world. I’ve tried Ethiopian sour bread; Afghan mantu, delicate steamed dumplings layered with a garlicky yogurt sauce. I’ve savored Goan coconut stew in Southern India, and Philippine adobo in Manila. I’ve dined on cobra in northern Thailand (bony; prefer the boa), and even nibbled on deer penis in Hong Kong.
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Precious Memories Inspired from One Play

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By Lea Lane
| Substack
The annual Tony awards will be presented this coming Sunday. One nominee is a revival of Waiting for Godot starring Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter. I’ve written previously about that show, the first live drama I ever attended at a world premiere in Miami when I was thirteen, and the hilarious confusion that ensued. Living in and around New York City for almost forty years, and living in London for awhile, I’ve been exposed to the very best theater possible.
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Swedish Midsummer: Folk Traditions, Midnight Skiing, Seaside Saunas

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By Lea Lane
| Forbes Verified
Midsummer is when Swedes go all in to celebrate the summer solstice. In late June, Sweden throws one of the year’s most beloved parties, with flower crowns, pickled herring, and endless daylight. From folk traditions deep in the countryside to midnight ski runs and seaside saunas, here are eight different takes on this sun-soaked holiday—from the classic to the quirky. Timeless an iconic – Leksand in Dalarna Nowhere captures the Midsummer spirit quite like Leksand, in the heart of Dalarna.
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