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What wine teaches us about the joy of sitting still and savouring what we have I dream of sipping Champagne in Paris. But, while I’m stuck at home and looking at wine even more than I normally do, an opportunity arises: to look with more dedication.  Lucky me. Writing this from Burgundy, I can go to Paris this minute if I like, although not much of Paris is open. A few hotels are, though, and I had a notion to spend Valentine’s Day in an unfamiliar room with my husband and champagne, despite having always disliked Valentine’s Day (I hold the rose-tinted view that certain things should remain uncommercialised). But in 2021, don’t we all crave any excuse to go somewhere? I will stay where I am, because a demonstration of pandemic-induced dysphoria doesn’t seem reason enough to enhance my risk of catching Covid. But the temptation to move for movement’s sake remains.

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