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- Same-sex marriage – New Jersey legislator urges compliance with civil unions law
- U.S. gay rights groups heartened by political gains in the states
- Same-sex marriage bill is new reason to celebrate Pride in New York
- Exhibit examines history of gay veterans
- Identity thieves torture boy, murder lesbian mother
- Christian, Jewish, Buddhist groups at head of NYC Pride parade
- National News Briefs
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dining out
Dish
Published Thursday, 28-Jun-2007 in issue 1018
Sr. Iona Dubble-Wyde, a cardboard box behind the Chicken Pie Shop, a nun for The Asylum of the Tortured Heart
Community involvement includes spreading joy and absolving the guilt of whomever needs it with the San Diego Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence. Sr. Iona Dubble-Wyde has also been doing a big push for personal safety.
What is currently your favorite eatery or lunch spot?
The cafeteria at the Asylum or Roberto’s at El Cajon Boulevard and Utah Street
Do you have a favorite dish from any San Diego restaurant?
Chicken mole at Rancheros Cocina
How often do you cook at home?
What is this cooking of which you speak?
What is your favorite dish to prepare?
See the answer from above
Do you prefer to cook with others or do you banish all human life from your kitchen?
If and when I cook, it’s with others. The more the merrier, even for cooking.
Name three things that are always in your refrigerator/freezer.
Poppers, water and something in a mystery box that is too scary to look in
Name three people, living or dead, you’d most like to invite to a dinner party:
Thomas Jefferson, the Virgin Mary and my great aunt Sr. Mary-Paula Thompson, osB
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