Snow Day No Way
Yesterday was supposed to be Snowpocalypse. More than a foot of snow, starting around noon and running into the next day, everything cancelled, etc.
It made for a sense of anticipation in the morning. My friend Mary came over in the morning to look at the kitchen at the Hague House, and had some fantastic ideas (plus I love spending time with her, as Patrick says, she has great energy).
I had been trying to schedule a time to look at some office spaces in Landmark Center for a potential client move, but both my schedule and Amy's (the ED at Landmark) have been crazy. The snow day sense meant that some meetings got cancelled, so I was able to get over and find some good possibilities for them. I love the sense of place of that building and can't believe it was almost demolished.
It also seems I know half the tenants there, so it was like old home week. So much so that I was able to nab an impromptu lunch at the new Afro Deli with my friend Elyse.
And later in the day Patrick and Beatrix ran into Elyse while they were buying me delicious Vikre gin!
The gin and the snow then inspired us to invite over our neighbors John and Linda for a drink, which turned into dinner as the snow tapered off. No snowpocalypse after all, but we got the snow day sense anyway!
It made for a sense of anticipation in the morning. My friend Mary came over in the morning to look at the kitchen at the Hague House, and had some fantastic ideas (plus I love spending time with her, as Patrick says, she has great energy).
I had been trying to schedule a time to look at some office spaces in Landmark Center for a potential client move, but both my schedule and Amy's (the ED at Landmark) have been crazy. The snow day sense meant that some meetings got cancelled, so I was able to get over and find some good possibilities for them. I love the sense of place of that building and can't believe it was almost demolished.
It also seems I know half the tenants there, so it was like old home week. So much so that I was able to nab an impromptu lunch at the new Afro Deli with my friend Elyse.
And later in the day Patrick and Beatrix ran into Elyse while they were buying me delicious Vikre gin!
The gin and the snow then inspired us to invite over our neighbors John and Linda for a drink, which turned into dinner as the snow tapered off. No snowpocalypse after all, but we got the snow day sense anyway!
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