By pinklady on Sun, Jul 20, 2008 2:09 pm
(Posted post-humously, after reading thru you'll understand why...)
By pinklady on Fri, Jul 18, 2008 7:15 pm
Began late with a perfect Pimm's Cup and breakfast at the Napoleon House. YUMMMM...If you've never had a Pimm's Cup do yourself a favor and check this cocktail out, especially if you happen to be in the quarter, near the Napoleon House. We also sampled a Roast Beef Po' Boy, since evidently the deep fried version we had the evening before just wasn't enough for us, and a Muffaletta, which comes portioned as a whole, half, and quarter sandwich. We ordered the quarter size, and it was still as big as my head.
By pinklady on Wed, Jul 16, 2008 12:24 pm
Before dinner MiMi, Em, and I (Pink Lady) head down to the Carousel Bar for Vieux Carres and to meet up with Hanky Panky and Barbara West. The Carousel Bar spins in the center of the room, so to chat with these seated gals, we have to march slowly around the room with them. We're doing the "Carousel Crawl." It looks impossibly silly.
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Greetings!!!
I am part of the upcoming National Cohousing Conference to be held at Bentley College June 12-15 and wanted to get the word out about this free film night on Thursday, June 12 starting at 7:30 PM. This free movie evening will focus on the theme of living in community and the cohousing neighborhood model. The movie showing is sponsored by the national non-profit The Cohousing Association of the United States as a pre-conference event for the 2008 National Cohousing Conference which follows from Friday, June 13 through Sunday, June 15, 2008, with over 50 workshops on 11 themes plus day tours of Boston area cohousing neighborhoods. Tracks include sustainable living, green building, community, and aging and dying in place in a community setting. Key Note speaker John Abrams, author of The Company We Keep and CEO of South Mountain Company based on Martha?s Vineyard. Additional Information: conference@cohousing.org or www. cohousing.org or by calling the Conference Coordinator at (774) 678-9083.