Carrie Mason-Draffen is a reporter and a columnist who covers business issues for Newsday. And she is a former teacher and the author of the recently published "151 Quick Ideas to Deal With Difficult People." She lives on Long Island, is married and has three teenagers. An avid cook, she would walk a mile for Long Island’s wonderful corn and tomatoes, and may have to someday if farm stands continue to disappear.
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