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"French Table" Every First Monday of The Month — Locals/Boston Visitors Make Plans!



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London's 1st Database of Restaurants for Solo Diners



Guided Walking and Hiking Holidays in Beautiful Garfagnana, Tuscany — Communal Dining — No Single Supplement



Does "Age" Have Something to Do with Comfort When Dining Out Alone?



Sooner or later, EVERYONE — business and pleasure travelers, singles, those divorced or widowed, very-marrieds whose spouses are on the road, harried moms and dads, etc. — faces the challenge of eating out alone!

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French Table Every First Monday of The Month — Locals/Boston Visitors Take Note!

Here's a chance to brush up on your French or — per a news release from Petit Robert Bistro — "talk about your upcoming visit to Paris." And, very important, "Singles are welcome!"

Here are the particulars: Every first Monday of each month at 6:00pm, Chef Jackie will cook a three course dinner, featuring a different region of France.

Cost: $50 per person ($5.00 given to the French Library), which includes tax, tip and one glass of wine.

For reservations, call: (617) 375-0699

PRB Kenmore Square — 468 Commonwealth Avenue — Boston, Massachusetts

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London's 1st Database of Restaurants for Solo Diners

Londoner or planning a trip to London? REJOICE!

timeforone.com promises to help you find a table for one. (Or counter-seating or a seat at a communal table — your choice!)

Check it out!

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Guided Walking and Hiking Holidays in Beautiful Garfagnana, Tuscany — Communal Dining — No Single Supplement

Jan and Dave Kinder— owners/operators of Tuscany Walking — write:

"We run a small business taking hikers on hikes in Northern Tuscan, a beautiful and relatively undiscovered part of Italy. Many of our hikers are single.

We do not charge any single supplement, meals are taken together, either for breakfast (at a long "Italian" style table), lunch (picnics or lunch at a local restaurant) or dinner which is eaten at one of
several good Italian restaurants in Barga, the town where we are based.

We are keen to attract more single travellers on our hiking holidays. We feel we represent a good quality vacation at a very good price for singles."

Your editor believes believes this is a "great" opportunity for solos/singles.

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AARPMagazine.org (October 2008) asked its readers what they like best about being 50-plus.

The following caught our attention:

"I do things simply because I want. I can go to a movie or a restaurant alone and not worry whether someone thinks I'm a loser." Gail Paul — Los Angeles

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