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An update on Shells and Sauce, a small Italian eatery in Congress Park with excellent food and a quirky staff and clientele: They’ve been constructing a rooftop patio over the winter, and it appears

Check out this old timey drinking fountain. Like an old soda machine it’s rare that you spot one in the city. A diner in Raton New Mexico maybe, but not downtown Denver. Most public buildings

There are two people that me and my hubbt know a lot. They are very close friends who do lot of things together. Let’s just call them J and D. Both were living in the same size apartment but J moved to

So I’m back.  Actually, I got back on Sunday night which is two days ago but I have pretty bad jetlag and I am very, very tired on top of that.  I had ambitious ideas about spending the week

Planning to spend a few days sightseeing in Athens?
From July 1, tourists can purchase a three-day ticket for only 15 euros, which is valid for unlimited travel in Athens on the suburban railway (proastiakos)

The Jonas Brothers crooned out some songs last night here in Denver.  Today’s Post has a comprehensive write up of the event.  I was not in attendence, but I did see the Jonas Brothers do the Pepsi

A half million homeowners in Greece need to correct “serious errors” on E9 forms filed between 2005-2008 within 10-15 days or else receive a fine.
The General Secretariat of Information Systems

Non-EU citizens in Greece with an expired residence permit/card and bebaiosi (blue paper certificate with photo) or first-time Greek permit applicants with a bebaiosi alone are permitted to travel from

Here’s today’s storm rolling through the west side of the city.

Taken from my office balcony. This one is covering more real estate than usual!

Whether intentional or not, this June 10th article from the Wall Street Journal lays out everything wrong with the underground society of trafficking humans to work for slave wages - or what could be