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Category Archives: Blog
Salon Ad Hoc – follow up
Intent On December 1st, salon Ad Hoc premiered with a successful show of watercolors and jewelry. Even before 5 pm when it was to open, people were knocking at the door wanting to see what was going on. The house … Continue reading
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Salon Ad Hoc – an Experiment in Community
Virgil the Watercolorist Tomorrow evening, from 5-9 pm, I’ll be hosting Salon Ad Hoc, an experiment in community. I’ll be featuring the watercolors of Virgil Delegard and the jewelry of Marianna Padilla. I wrote about Virgil in an earlier blog. … Continue reading
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Virgil Delegard – the Next Boomer Trend
Virgil Delegard – painter I’ve been observing an interesting Baby Boomer trend developing: rebirth of the arts. As we boomers retire, more and more of us are finding the freedom to turn or return to activities that give voice to … Continue reading
Today Was Becky’s Birthday
Today, was Becky’s birthday; she would have been 63. I started the day by going to the patisserie. It was our special place to go for breakfast treats. I need to start my day there because I often run into … Continue reading
Size Does Matter
Not much to say about this. I watched about a half a dozen people try to squeeze their cars into this space and eventually give up. Then came along this SmartCar. Size does matter.
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Tagged 2012, Minneapolis, minnesota, parking, SmartCar, transportation
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the Dog Whisper
There is a fellow who stops by the patisserie almost everyday. He is accompanied by a pack of dogs: a huge pack of dogs. His routine is always the same. He stands by the bench, faces his companions and says, … Continue reading
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