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 G: I love going on the house
and garden tour of Greenbelt! You go around to the participating homes
and gardens, and get to look around. The homeowners are showing off
their additions, remodeling, or gardening, and it's always really neat
and a lot of fun. After the tour, I went down to the town Center to help out with the pottery sale. It was supposed to be Saturday, but was postponed because of the downpour. There were lots of people around and Izolda was just starting up the performance by her singing students. Sales were pretty good, then John came down and helped me and Mark Gitlis and Karen Morgestern pack up all the leftover pots to take them back to the studio. Later still, we went to dinner with Jenny and Kory at a new place in town, The Atlanta Bread Company Bakery and Cafe. They have those soup-in-a-round-loaf-of-sourdough-bread things, and we all probably would have gotten avocado sammitches, but they were out of avocados, so we had to settle for the vegetarian soup of the day which was tomato-dill-fennel. Turns out it was really tomato-salt-salt. Jenny got side soup and side salad, and the soup tasted even saltier without the bread. We plan on trying again sometime when they have a kind of soup we think we'd like more - they have veggie chili on Thursdays. Then Jenny and I picked up Luisa and went to dance night. Joe and Meg and kids showed up too and I danced with Billy a few times and he seemed to really enjoy it. Meg brought him at my prompting after telling me about how much Billy loved doing the Grand March at a wedding recently. |
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