Welcome to Hillcrest’s Newest Eatery
Chef Lau’s Asian Tapas Cafe at 3739 Sixth Avenue.
Stop by, say “hi” to Amanda, Tom, Steven,
Vince and order something yummy!!
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Letter to the Editor
from today’s San Diego Union-Tribune
Recently I attended a beautiful matrimonial
ceremony between two people who have been together for nearly four
years. It was a
memorable celebration of the couple’s vows of lifelong love and
commitment. The couple are gay, both of them men. Why should that
matter? In this current world of strife and turmoil, we should welcome
any celebration of togetherness.
Exactly how do gay marriages wreck the sanctity of traditional marriage? I don't understand how anyone can deny another person the right to partner with the one that he or she loves, and the opportunity to share his or her burdens. Heterosexuals never have been denied this right. Why should gays be? Are gays not people, too?
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Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory
Opens at the Uptown District
Chocolates, candy apples and fudge freshly made right in their window, and just in time for Christmas. For what more could one ask?
Oh, it’s conveniently located next to Curves for Women, home of the 30-minute workout.
Hillcrest=home of the good life.
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“Maybe we can find Osama,
weapons of mass destruction
or Saddam up here.”
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The Hillcrest Business Association held its last board meeting of 2003 and approved the budget for 2004, presented a plaque to outgoing president Steven Alix, approved an ad in HillQuest volume 2, discussed the proposed stoplight on University at Normal Street and heard government reps discuss more cuts statewide following Governor Schwarzenegger’s repeal of the car tax increase.
SANDAG’s Miriam Krishner did not appear to give her presentation on the “Traffic First Project.”
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December’s Cold Moon over Hillcrest
Indians of the northern and eastern North America kept track of the seasons by giving a distinctive name to each recurring full moon, this name being applied to the entire month. With some variations, the same moon names were used throughout the Algonquin tribes from New England to Lake Superior.
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(owners Bob and Reuel smile here for the
camera as they sandwich Pia, HillQuest’s editor)
