It recently crossed my mind that, for all their international pop music success in the 1970's (and, on a smaller scale, country success in the '80's), it seems to me that the Osmonds should have released an album entitled Osmosis. You believe the same as well?

Egyptian-born Christian Islam expert Usama Dakdok is among my favorite radio hosts. But I'd like to see him get an account on one on the most popular social media platforms, if only to hear him him promote it in in his engaging Northern African accent by saying "Dakdok TikTok" or something to that effect. Would you like to hear that, too?

I don't know if there are any such places within a reasonable drive from me, but if I could find a sandwich-serving restaurant owned &/or operated by LGBTQ-identifying folks that serves a a bacon-lettuce-tomato sammie topped with guacamole and served on quinoa -based bread at a decent price, I'd consider trying it. Can you see understand why it makes sense to serve this kind of sandwich at that sort of eatery?

Nowadays, while driving around a city bigger than the one where i live, I try to take note of restaurants serving ethnicities of food (if that's an apt way to put it?); and if they're in the city where I website to which I contribute is based, I pitch coverage of them to my editor at the site. Whether you write about food yourself--and maybe you do wile journaling for a forum such as Yelp--are you on at least an intermittent quest for new places to eat dishes you've not yet tried?