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Patio Conversations
Had the Ribeye steak and fries for lunch at the restaurant here. Deeeeelicious.
They were mopping the atrium - the concrete gets very dusty and the smell is gross if the place doesn't get attention from the cleanup crew here. A little maintenance makes a big difference.
There was what we thought to be a screwup on the Brewery Artwalk invitation. Someone registered their company name as an exhibitor and I entered their individual name on the invitation. Too late to change it. At least there was some mention of her, as when the company name was not on the final, approved draft, I thought we would have to refund the company's money.
Main Street is torn up a mile and a half from the Brewery, by Alameda. I am totally not going in that direction for the oreseeable future.
Michael Salerno is out of the hospital, he is taking walks around the property as a form of mild exercise. I saw Llyn Foulkes this afternoon and asked him if he had seen the Minimalism show at MOCA. He laughed heartily, as his art and outlook is diametrically opposed to the concerns of those artists.
Had the Ribeye steak and fries for lunch at the restaurant here. Deeeeelicious.
They were mopping the atrium - the concrete gets very dusty and the smell is gross if the place doesn't get attention from the cleanup crew here. A little maintenance makes a big difference.
There was what we thought to be a screwup on the Brewery Artwalk invitation. Someone registered their company name as an exhibitor and I entered their individual name on the invitation. Too late to change it. At least there was some mention of her, as when the company name was not on the final, approved draft, I thought we would have to refund the company's money.
Main Street is torn up a mile and a half from the Brewery, by Alameda. I am totally not going in that direction for the oreseeable future.
Michael Salerno is out of the hospital, he is taking walks around the property as a form of mild exercise. I saw Llyn Foulkes this afternoon and asked him if he had seen the Minimalism show at MOCA. He laughed heartily, as his art and outlook is diametrically opposed to the concerns of those artists.
