I will miss, actually true, you dear folks gathering and shmoozing and
drinking and dining. But I'm not one for such fully loaded gatherings
unless I get my moxie in full gear. But, the water has fallen greatly
in the west, in the desert, and I will be there walking midst the
lustrous fields of flowers in Death Valley, the Anza Borrego, Joshua
Tree and more remote areas . . but, you will be in my mind and
he(ART).
I aint got not pony tail no mo. Jest short and easy to shampoo. Jeans
seem tighter though but I can still see my toes. Gosh, life is great
aint it? But, watch out for the avian flu and don't allow this
administration to darken the future, or, is that the few-sure?
Finally, I won't dance with recent critical evaluations . . 'taint
worth it. Art is the thing. Making it is my game. Otherwise life is the
same and then, who is to blame?
Jack Fulton
On Mar 10, 2005, at 4:48 AM, Baird, Darryl wrote:
> Well, I did get a rather drastic hair cut last summer... to the
> shoulders, but damn if it didn't grow back. What a hassle those
> haircuts are, but yes I still have a pony-tail with a little more gray
> than the last time I saw you, Chris.
>
> I'm staying at the Mark Spencer Hotel and will be there from Tuesday
> night through Sunday.
>
> Since I suggested the reception meetup, let's ponder what will work
> best for both visitors and residents. Are those from Portland doing
> the conference? If not, then we should probably meet just outside any
> 'official' SPE venue, but still within the hotel area. That would
> probably mean the concierge desk or lobby area. What do you all from
> Portland say to that?
>
> If Katherine joins us for lunch, we should probably do as early as
> possible to speed up the process, downtown Portland is a busy place
> regardless of any conferences. I get out of a portfolio review at
> 11:00 and can get to the restaurant within a few minutes to secure a
> table... I just need to know how many to try to seat. If we can verify
> a headcount now, we can get through this with a teeny bit of
> efficiency.
>
> OK, everybody who's coming to lunch, raise your left hand... No, Mark,
> your LEFT hand!
>
> -Darryl
>
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Christina Z. Anderson [mailto:zphoto@bellsouth.net]
> Sent: Wed 3/9/2005 11:11 PM
> To: Alt list
> Subject: Portland in one week, sent again
>
> Weird, I sent this yesterday and it never appeared, so I'll send
> again; I
> did have a bunch of email addresses appended, so maybe it got filed in
> SPAM.
> Chris
>
> Hi all,
> Portland SPE is coming up in a little over a week. Darryl's
> suggestion,
> below, was the latest idea we had on the subject; I've listed the alt
> listers who responded to the get together idea originally--hopefully I
> haven't missed anyone or included someone who doesn't want to have
> anything
> to do with us.
>
> Let's meet at the reception as planned, thurs night, after the keynote
> speaker--where, your guess is as good as mine. I know what Darryl
> looks
> like, and Mark N. and Dan. Darryl, hopefully you still have a long
> ponytail--you'll be easy to spot. Jonathan, are you reaaallly a photo
> nerd
> and should we look for that?
>
> Then, Katharine if you are up for lunch on friday, let's do it, too,
> but let
> me know shortly if it is a go or not. I'm not bringing my computer so
> will
> not be online during the conference.
>
> I am staying in the Executive Towers if anyone needs to get in touch
> with
> me, or in the trade show at Mark Nelson's booth in a bikini, giving
> him
> pointers (KIDDING).
> Chris
>
> Darryl said: Day One -
> Thursday night, the keynote speaker finishes at 8:30...
> (probably more like 9 pm.) A welcome reception goes from 8:30--10:00.
> We could meet up at the reception and pursue Portland's finest dives
> or whatever from there.
> and/or
> Day two: Meet at the conference hotel - Hilton Portland & Executive
> Tower, 921 SW Sixth Ave. at 11:30 am for a lunch in the hotel
>
>
> <winmail.dat>
You will never be alone with a poet in your pocket.
John Adams
Received on Thu Mar 10 09:33:09 2005
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