The phrase "about my bar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics related to a bar, such as its features, events, or personal experiences associated with it.
Example: "I wanted to share some exciting news about my bar; we are hosting a live music night this Friday."
Alternatives: "regarding my bar" or "concerning my bar".
On the spiritual side, I've done my usual shirk: ducking services, doodling during sessions with the rabbi and dodging queries about my own bar mitzvah of wretched memory, celebrated in a gloomy temple filled with old men waiting for me to blunder.
Talk about my youth… For my bar mitzvah, a very hip temple member and family friend named Larry Levine gave me a three-L.P. set called "Impulse Energy Essentials".
(Actually, some are at my bar, griping about the rates they are paying for the pleasure of living in those houses you tried to pilfer).
Having taken a vow of supranational celibacy, they are barred from talking about "my country" or "my government".
The assistant asked me about my favorite sushi bars in New York.
I was introduced to the book by my parents, people who, if they had ever imagined that I might, after finishing the thing, run away from school, smoke like a chimney, lie about my age in bars, solicit a prostitute, or use the word "goddam" in every third sentence, would (in the words of the story) have had about two hemorrhages apiece.
In a Jan . 9interview about "My Prison Without Bars," a book in which he admitted to betting on baseball while he managed the Cincinnati Reds, Rose contended that he is "not a casino gambler" and said Selig "understands things are exaggerated when it comes to casinos".
But you also learn a lot of good news about weddings, about bar mitzvahs, about confirmations, about celebrations.
Whenever I talk about my opposition to the gay bar scene, people are immediately taken aback.
I don't know, because I make my living writing about bars.
