A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock
A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock
Andrew Sun
Opinion

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Mouthing Off by Andrew Sun

At dinner parties in the coronavirus era, conversation is the main event and food a mere appetiser, so starved of company are we

  • Entertaining friends for dinner at home cuts down the risk of catching or spreading the virus
  • The pleasure of socialising with friends outweighs the pain of clearing up afterwards

Andrew Sun
Andrew Sun

Updated: 12:46pm, 19 Mar, 2021

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A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock
A dinner party lets us socialise with friends and is especially welcome after the past year. Photo: Shutterstock
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Andrew Sun

Andrew Sun

Andrew Sun has dabbled in many shades of the media spectrum for 25 years, from college radio, TV, print and online columnist to starting film festivals, managing music labels and authoring food books. Someday he will figure what he wants to be when he grows up.