Albert Laila Panama | The Value of Entertaining in the Modern World
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Ongoing, First published Apr 18, 2019
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Albert Laila Panama - For centuries people have entertained in their houses for several reasons. Many of these gatherings are formal events, social gatherings, holiday festivities, and family get-togethers. Whatever the reason it's always been part of every culture regardless of geography. However, in recent years it's seen a revival as people are realizing how disconnected we have become as a society.
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