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People around the world In my household, I have a persons from Spain, Switzerland, Germany, Poland, China and Taiwan. I just picked up a guest from Nagoya, Japan this morning. It is interesting to have these people come and share a bit of their cultures and personalities. My all time favorite are some of the Japanese people. I visited Kagoshima, Japan years ago and stayed with my ex-husbands foster family and I truly enjoyed their hospitality and their culture. Uploaded by moolahmagnet (1533) • 1 week ago Tags: people, around the world, life, meeting, foreigners moolahmagnet (1533)

For what your place is famous for?

My Place is famous for education. Medical, Dental, Engineering, MBA, Hotel management and lots more. Its known as international village. Because so many foreigners are coming here every year to...

Love is Blind is it?

What do you think of this? Please read http://mymundanethoughts.wordpress.com the one entitled Love is blind is it? Tell me what can you say about it. Does she have to break up with him or not?

what is the best system of government?

im curious about what system of government would be the best for the society.. for me, i think the best system of government should be suited and admissible to the needs of the people and suited to...

we should all learn to say thanks

as i was reading through the new discussions (this was early this month), i chanced upon a discussion, "do you reply to the discussions you made" may i thank this opportunity to thank the people...

Do they pay Dowry in your country

Do you have dowry in you country.Do you think it is reasonable to ask for money to marry a girl. It is one of the evils of my society and I really condemn it

Theater Review (NYC): What To Do When You Hate All Your Friends by Larry Kunofsky

Larry Kunofsky's hilarious new play explores the absurd social dynamics of modern adult friendship. Having graduated college less than two months ago, right now I’m at one of those points in...

Name abuse

A nine-year-old New Zealand girl asked a family court judge to let her choose a new name to replace Talula Does the Hula From Hawaii, her parents’ choice. He made her a ward of the court to...

Theater Review (NYC): TRACES/fades by Lenora Champagne

This insufferable experimental work is probably better suited for the art gallery than the theater. I did not have a chance to write this review of TRACES/fades, the second show of the Ice Factory...

Theater Review (LA): Great Expectations

Miss Haversham sings, and its a Pip. By popular demand, Pip Pocket Productions has brought back its highly praised musical adaptation of the great Dickens novel Great Expectations. The musical is...

Theater Review (NYC): Stain by Tony Glazer

This melodramatic new play by Tony Glazer can't find the dramatic conviction to support its offensiveness. Stain feels like what would happen if Vincent Gallo wrote a play and didn’t have a...