Ode to Marie Antionette Keasberry-van BeekomYou walked through until you found that one restaurant.
dear grandma keasberry
If your restaurant was still there I would love to come there and I love
food from another country I think it is cool of you that you just show your
culture and that in the Netherlands I have a question for you why the
name Djokja has it perhaps a meaning in your language?
and I am glad that you brought food from your culture to the
maybe without you we wouldn't have
restaurants in the Netherlands with this tribute I want to thank you and I am
know for sure that all your food would taste very good and
maybe I can find your cookbook somewhere and then maybe buy it
and then maybe I can buy one unfortunately I can't cook as good
and bake like you them only thing I can cook are pancakes
and you just dare to start your own restaurant you also have a
favorite dish you fought on until your had that one restaurant Djokja.
Youssef
About
Ode by Youssef to grandma Keasberry.
Students from group 7 of the Sint Janschool in Amsterdam West wrote odes to five special Amsterdam women, as part of the curriculum at Vrouwen van Amsterdam - an ode.

Marie Antionette Keasberry-van Beekom
Marie Antionette Keasberry-van Beekom, later known as Grandma Keasberry, was born in 1903 as Marie Antoinette Keasberry in Gombong, Central Java.