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Monthly Archives: September 2021
Restaurant Review: Pizza Olympia
This restaurant is an interesting case, in that it is a restaurant that advertises itself as a pizza restaurant but which is also a restaurant owned and operated by a Greek family that is authentically Greek enough that I heard … Continue reading
Album Review: One (Bee Gees)
One, by the Bee Gees This album is one of the few post-disco albums by the Bee Gees that were popular, and that was largely based on the strength of the top ten hit One, which was somewhat of a … Continue reading
Restaurant Review: Momma Os Seafood
This is a restaurant that was admittedly a bit of a surprise. I expected, based on the menu, that the place would be a casual dining place of the kind that we ate mostly during the course of the Feast … Continue reading
The Glory Of The Latter House
How is it that we understand the principle of multiple layers of biblical meaning? Today I listened to three messages and each of them offered a different approach as to how this could be done, and it is well worth … Continue reading
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Restaurant Review: Fiori D’Italia
As someone who genuinely likes Italian food, this is a place I was looking forward to eating at and it did not disappoint. That is not to say that there were not people disappointed tonight. This is as place where … Continue reading
The Journey Is The Destination
Today I found it interesting to note how much time it took for the restaurant at our hotel to seat us for what is a fairly basic and straightforward breakfast, so much time that the restaurant staff themselves, who looked … Continue reading
Restaurant Review: Queen Of Sheba Ethiopian/Eritrean Restaurant
Last night (as I write this), some friends and I ended up going out to eat at an Ethiopian/Eritrean restaurant that we had tried to go to earlier on our own but had found to be closed on Mondays and … Continue reading
Flying Low Over A Moose Dance Party
Today continued the streak of messages that dealt with the reign of God over the universe in an excellent and thought provoking sermonette that discussed a point that had come up in a conversation with a longtime friend that commented … Continue reading
Album Review: Still Waters
Still Waters, by the Bee Gees I have to admit upon listening to this album that I do not like this album quite as much as the two proceeding studio albums High Civilization and Size Isn’t Everything, but there is … Continue reading
Restaurant Review: Yak & Yeti’s Himalayan Restaurant
In many ways this restaurant may be seen as the inverse of the previous restaurant we ate at for dinner. If Spenard’s Roadhouse is a trendy and beautiful and large restaurant with a lot of customers and with a lot … Continue reading
