Gelateria next to the hotel is out of ice cream. But croissants are available. That would be like going to Dairy Queen and they say there are no Blizzards, but you can order shrimp and fries. “You want?” the bespectacled Italian man behind the counter asks. “No, grazie,” I say, sternly yet politely. G and... Continue Reading →
Ripped off, again. Lil bro just had to get another gelato. Not his fault though. I didn’t say no to excessive sugar either, even though it’s only 1:13 P.M. “17 Euros,” the dark-skinned Italian woman says. I already took a couple bites of the mint ice cream, otherwise I would have handed it back. “17?”... Continue Reading →
Christian Onyemem is the owner of Cocpa, a dynamic consulting firm that specializes in business management, auditing, and comprehensive accounting services. Many years ago, Onyemem’s father, who is Nigerian, met his mother (a native of Pensacola, Florida), and the two relocated to Houston, Texas. “Houston is a good place to raise a family,” says Onyemem,... Continue Reading →
