- Kevin-V
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- Name: Kevin Vanord
- Gender: Male
- City: San Leandro
- Contact: AIM: gamespotkevin Yahoo: fiddlecub MSN: fiddlecub@cox.net
- I am an editor at GameSpot.
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Apr 8, 2013 4:05 am GMTKevin-V posted a new blog entry entitled Lost, Not Forgotten
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Mar 6, 2013 5:36 am GMTKevin-V posted a new blog entry entitled Two Random Things I Love About San Francisco
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Feb 28, 2013 6:13 am GMTKevin-V posted a new blog entry entitled Looking Forward, Looking Back
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Lost, Not Forgotten
Dan Wolboldt saved my life. He didn't pull me from a burning building or rescue me from a frozen lake. But when I was suffering from a depression that had me constantly on the brink of suicide, he was the man who kept me on this side of the abyss. He was my therapist, but that word is so clinical, and doesn't accurately describe who Dan was to me. Friend? Yes, even though I usually only saw him in the confines of the office of a mental health clinic in Warren, PA. Father figure is more accurate, I suppose, but whatever Continue » -
Two Random Things I Love About San Francisco
1. CroissantsThere's a little place about three doors down from my apartment called Lee's Sandwiches. Here it is:They have awesome banh mi, but it's the croissants that are to die for. It's like eating the wings of an angel that have sprinkled by fairy dust and filled with the breath of a pixie.OK, that sounded a little disturbing. Suffice it to say: Delicious croissants. 2. My neighborhood.I live in San Francisco's most rundown, most crime-ridden, most socially decrepit area. It's called the Tenderloin. And I love it. Each day, I cross paths with any number of homeless residents, many of whom are Continue »


