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My six-year-old neighbor Michael and I were talking in my front yard when two new neighbor kids stopped by. After I asked them their names, Michael’s first question to them was: "Do you love God?" Sugar, a five-year-old boy, quickly responded, "No!" Michael gave him a look of disapproval and concern. When four-year-old Nana noticed he wasn’t pleased with the answer, she said, "Yes!"


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Never shopping or fashion freaks, we faced a common challenge:  To get some decent clothing for one of those snooty affairs we simply couldn’t miss for patriotic and other reasons.


Barneys, we agreed, was just the best place for such compulsory expeditions. Long before it became as famous and expensive as Bloomingdale’s,  it was known as this friendly establishment on  Seventh Avenue near 17th Street that sold nice men’s clothes at affordable prices.


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Barneys, we agreed, was just the best place for such compulsory expeditions. Long before it became as famous and expensive as Bloomingdale’s,  it was known as this friendly establishment on  Seventh Avenue near 17th Street that sold nice men’s clothes at affordable prices.


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The little evangelist

November 8, 2005 - 12:00am

Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. – Mark 12:30 My six-year-old neighbor Michael and I were talking in my front yard when two new...

Daily Bread

‘How I survived the pain of widowhood’

By Judy Maret | October 26, 2003 - 12:00am

A friend recently asked me what’s more painful – losing a loved one or being separated from a loved one. You see, I have experienced both. My husband Michael and I separated in August 1999, but a few months...

Allure

Warm US welcome for Regine

By Ricky Lo | June 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Thinking she would never be able to set foot again on American soil because of the lifetime ban on her which has been lifted with the help of lawyer (and STAR columnist) Michael Gurfinkel, Regine Velasquez held back...

Entertainment

Warm US welcome for Regine; PAMI protest letters to GMA - FUNFARE by Ricardo F. Lo

June 23, 2001 - 12:00am

Thinking she would never be able to set foot again on American soil because of the lifetime ban on her which has been lifted with the help of lawyer (and STAR columnist) Michael Gurfinkel, Regine Velasquez held back...

Entertainment

Native New Yorkers - WHY AND WHY NOT by Nelson A. Navarro

November 8, 2000 - 12:00am

New York – My good friend Michael Dadap wanted to meet at Barneys. I was gung-ho. Never shopping or fashion freaks, we faced a common challenge: To get some decent...

Opinion

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