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Category Archives: Personal
Dining at Hell’s Kitchen
Back in June this year, just after our triple digit temperatures had arrived in Las Vegas, friends from LA visiting in town treated me to lunch at Gordon Ramsay’s Hell’s Kitchen restaurant. Two years previously, they had treated me to … Continue reading
Posted in Friends, Personal
Tagged Beef Wellington, Carrot Soup, Coconut, Food, Gordon Ramsay, Hell's Kitchen, Salmon, Spice
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Question: Who is Alex Trebek?
Answer: This Canadian born U.S. citizen became the longest running game show host in American TV That’s how the clues and responses would be formulated for the game of Jeopardy!, the popular quiz show. I had the fortune of working … Continue reading
Mental Health and the Broken Mirror
The summer after my grandparents died (that is, my father’s parents), we traveled from Michigan to Calgary, Alberta to wrap up things concerning their belongings and other affairs. I was only ten at the time. We used to travel to … Continue reading
Start of a New Chapter
Since the end of December 2017, I’ve been wrangling all the matters of moving from one city to another. Indeed, the move has been from one state to another. It’s been a long time since I’ve had to deal with … Continue reading
The End of a Chapter
I’m about to embark on a new chapter in my life – relocating to Las Vegas, Nevada. This holiday season marks the end of my residential time in Los Angeles. I moved to L.A. from Texas… a few years after … Continue reading
Marifran O’Neil
When I was working at Jeopardy!, in 1999 we did our first road-trip to New York City, to tape a series of games at Madison Square Garden. At that time, I had been writing a number of letters of comment … Continue reading
Libraries: Treasure Boxes – Part Two
Libraries: Treasure Boxes – Part One Texas Libraries Houston Public Library When my family moved to Houston when I was sixteen, it meant becoming familiar with a new library system. The Houston Public Library has a number of branch libraries, … Continue reading
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Tagged Austin, Books, C.S. Lewis, Charles Williams, Dorothy L. Sayers, Houston, Libraries
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The Adventure of the Ice Cream Filled Doughnut
Yesterday, on Facebook, someone posted a link to an article about a dessert confection – ice cream filled doughnuts. When I followed up on the article, I learned that the emporium that provided the delectations was actually located in west … Continue reading
Taking Notice of Spring
I haven’t been very good about taking pictures of the world around me, at least not the last couple of years. When I was in Oregon, of course, the scenery was more remarkable to me. Back here in Los Angeles, … Continue reading