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Reverend Pearson Hobart-Beaumari
@reverend-pearson-hobart-beaumari
09/29/14 15:35:55
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Hi y'all,

Freshly transplanted to Kirkland from North Carolina, I am looking to meet some local chocolate folk for talk, collaboration, or even for a job if there are any available. I have moved here so my wife can get her Doctorate. While I am here I would like to make the most of the amazing local chocolate scene and hope to work with dark chocolates, especially with added super foods such as blueberries, goji berries, blue green algae, etc. or perhaps even MMJ. If any of that sounds interesting to you, I would love to hear from you.

Thanks in advance!


updated by @reverend-pearson-hobart-beaumari: 04/13/15 05:52:50
Clay Gordon
@clay
09/30/14 11:51:44
1,680 posts

Make sure to attend the NW Chocolate Show this weekend - you should find what you are looking for there.




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