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For years, journalist Liz Thomas horrified her friends when she would ask for a doggy bag, or present her own box, to take home leftovers from restaurants. Some would groan, bury their face in their hands, or adopt mild look of horror, as if she had asked the waiters to do something really strange. “Their reactions got me […]
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