TO THE EDITOR
rescue minutes before the start of the coro-
nation. Nine of the Regal Court and my
dog King Sam got stuck on an elevator be-
tween floors for 40 minutes while en route
to the competition. Was it conspiracy by a
contender? Or just a lesson in mastering
the slow, sluggish pace? I am so grateful to
breathe our fresh air and send peaceful
messages to uplift and unify our commu-
nity. Long Live the Queen!
Queen Scarlett O’Slimera
Eugene
EDITOR’S NOTE: Queen Scarlett tells us the R-G has
declined to print this letter. Also, she has since found out
it was tequila, not Southern Comfort, that was being
passed around.
NOW IT’S GONE
There was a restaurant here that was
unique in a way that fit Eugene perfectly.
Every food item on the menu was under
$5, organic, and blessed. The menu was
small, but the food was unbelieveably
tasty. The juice and kava were fresh, and I
think all the food was from scratch. The at-
mosphere was colorful — tapestries were
everywhere and there were plenty of books
to read while you waited. Free live music
and lectures drew a small crowd.
I just found out that this business,
Planet Goloka, is no more. They were lo-
cated on 7th and Lincoln (one block from
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