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LOOK AT THEM LOWE BOYS GO

D'Agostino, Ryan

Men's health (Magazine), 2023-04, Vol.38 (3), p.54

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LOOK AT THEM LOWE BOYS GO
Autor: D'Agostino, Ryan
Assuntos: Careers ; Celebrities ; Derek, Bo ; Families & family life ; Fathers and sons ; Interviews ; Lowe, John Owen ; Lowe, Rob ; Parents & parenting
É parte de: Men's health (Magazine), 2023-04, Vol.38 (3), p.54
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Descrição: ‘Two pieces of fish, six shrimp, one portion of calamari, one portion of clam strips, three scallops—’ ” Here he turned to his boy and said, disbelieving: “And a crab cake?” The dad was practically on tiptoes as he said to the guy behind the counter, “We’ll have the Sampler—and!” He smiled big, proud that he knew this next move: “I’ll have your clam chowder.” Rob doesn’t eat this way often—he has been a spokesman for Atkins for five years, and fried batter is not part of the Atkins diet. The banter, the ribbing, the sitting together at a fish shack on a Friday evening, the regular golf and tennis games, the making a whole television show together—there’s nothing about any of this that’s a given, in any family. John Owen was a creative kid, and like lots of kids, he went out for the school plays—Guys and Dolls, the Tin Man in The Wizard of Oz.
Editor: New York: Hearst Magazines, a Division of the Hearst Corporation
Idioma: Inglês

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