Where in the world is Liquid

I live in a pretty busy neighborhood, relatively speaking. No, it is not downtown Beijing or Mexico City, and it isn't (ain't) Salina, Kansas either. In my neighborhood, there are lots of restaurants and quite a few nail/hair salons. And one brothel, so I am told, but haven't had the cajones to walk in to this place that fronts as a restaurant.

By the way - those of you that were fond of the Jews for Jesus office a few blocks from here will be crushed to learn that they have shut their doors for good. Rumor has it, they are continuing their search using alternative methods than simple waiting for him in the office.

Likewise, the Peruvian restaurant that was pretty good has now morphed into another nationality.

You won't have a hard time finding Asian fare around here. We have a multitude of Chinese, Japanese, Thai, a couple Korean and an Indian. Italian and Mexican is not an issue. Up to this point, there has been one thing missing which I am ecstatic to proclaim - "Is no longer the case!"

I now see a boarded up place 1 block away that has a new marquee and it is for a Mediterranean restaurant. This happens to be a favorite cuisine of mine. Peeking in, I noticed they had just completed a new tile floor and are working on the inside paint job.

Mediterranean madness here we come.