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Kabab & Curry House - Santa Rosa, California 1 Reply

A must stop if you are in the wine country! Almost worth the drive from San Francisco! I love curry so I would definitely be back. Unlike a lot of ethnic places that do not make food authentic and fr…

Tagged: curry, house, food, indian, rosa

Started by Wally Cannon in EGTV - Certified Locations - North America. Last reply by Dennis Ortiz Mar. 22, 2009.

SEA Restaurant - (Asian / Thai) - Williamsburg

Located in Williamsburg Brooklyn, it also has another location on Second Avenue in Manhattan. It is a great location. And I got to tell you if I was a single guy!!! WOW. I would hang out there every…

Tagged: brooklyn, williamsburg, manhattan, nyc, restaurant

Started by Wally Cannon in EGTV - Certified Locations - NYC / NJ Metro Area Dec. 21, 2008.

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How to Stop the Spread of America’s Most Dangerous Pandemic - Narcissism

There was a time when I used to be amazed at the number of seemingly grown men who were unwilling to be responsible for their own lives and for those of the families they made. Like everyone else, I’ve seen the increasing dismal statistics of fatherlessness in the American community. I would even go so far as to say there is pandemic manlessness as well. Men in our extended families are also becoming increasingly rare. What seems to be commonplace now are families with lots of women, young child… Continue

Posted by Deidre Logan on January 15, 2009 at 1:51pm

Why Ask Why?

In the great mental vacuum of psychobabble and matching talk shows, seems to be an endless string of people from failed relationships asking “why”. “Why didn’t I get my promised phone call?” “Why weren’t they where they said they were going to be?” “Why did they lie to me?” “Why did they cheat on me?” Why, why, why, why!!! These pointless inquiries are usually followed by some mention of “closure” as if having “closure” somehow changes the end results. My question is why ask why?

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Posted by Deidre Logan on January 15, 2009 at 1:50pm