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Heading home

I started down in Bay Shore, then moved up to Huntington.

My inlaws lived in Huntington - actually Greenlawn, but Huntington was their mailing address. We just sold their house last winter. Small world!

What kind of a restaurant was it?
 
So it looks like you are right there by Ichiban's??

And a Walmart, Home Depot, and Costco apparently according to Google maps. I've always wondered if that's actually a good thing. Obviously high traffic areas, but it seems like you could just get buried in there. There is a Thai Place right across from the entrance of the nearest Walmart from me that I love, but there's nobody ever in there when I go in.

I'm going try Jazz Talk's spot next time I head toward Vegas.
 
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So we moved to Utah in 2005.
My wife hated it. Why? Because she is an on-fire Christian that loves meeting with the homeless, parentless, and anyone else at the bottom. She had only known people open to change, something better, God.

She got to Utah and hit a wall. People either already had "it" or didn't want "it."

She became way depressed.

I had a hard time in business. I had never had to deal with the Mormon connection way of doing biz.
I quickly overcame my worries, my wife needed far more time.

We've now been in Utah for 10 years straight. Longer than anywhere to date.

We were so glad to get out for the summer. Go to the Keys. Just as we did get away to MX last year.

Something happened. We are, for the first time, missing Utah. We are making lists of all the people we miss, things we'll do, and time we will spend together.

Why do j share this? No ****ingidea.

the atmosphere of hypnotic mind control exudes out of the chapels and infects the whole town. . . . . a thousand people standing up and testifying personal minutia in the name of Jesus Christ Amen every Sunday can capture even the minds of effete BigTruck development geniuses who know everything there is to know about what's going down in business and basketball.

the antidote is sarcastic self-deprecating humor.
 
the atmosphere of hypnotic mind control exudes out of the chapels and infects the whole town. . . . . a thousand people standing up and testifying personal minutia in the name of Jesus Christ Amen every Sunday can capture even the minds of effete BigTruck development geniuses who know everything there is to know about what's going down in business and basketball.

the antidote is sarcastic self-deprecating humor.

I have been noting the signs that Dr. Jones is being prayed into Mormonism by a hundred friends and the local missionaries who know by name every non-member in their area.
 
I have been noting the signs that Dr. Jones is being prayed into Mormonism by a hundred friends and the local missionaries who know by name every non-member in their area.

I've only been praying for him so the ward can benefit from his massive tithing checks.
 
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