Frank!
I tried to post something to your wall about our Chocolate Festival
last week, and it didn't post. But since we are pen-pals of the
highest level offline as well as on, I thought I would just e-mail you
and you can work your digital delights.
The Sorcerer's Apprentice
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THIS IS GOING OUT TO EVERYONE. THANK GOODNESS WE STILL HAVE CHOICES WE CAN MAKE!
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iPhone: Introducing the Playtex Harlequin
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Are you a Jackie or a Marilyn?
Season 2, Episode 6
Requested by Roberta Lipp and “Frank” on my blog and Quonky on Flickr.
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Requested by Mo, probably because she went to Smith. People who go to white-gloved lady colleges empathize with Mona Sterling. (Sensible people go to Wesleyan.)
Mona has the same hair as Trudy.
This dress was a pain.
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Dashboard Joan
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She’s come undone
She didn’t know what she was headed for
And when I found what she was headed for
It was too late
She’s come undone
She found a mountain that was far too high
And when she found out she couldn’t fly
It was too late
It’s too late
She’s gone too far
She’s lost herself
She’s come undone
She wanted truth but all she got was lies
Came the time to realize
And it was too late
She’s come undone
She didn’t know what she was headed for
And when I found what she was headed for
Mama, it was too late
It’s too late
She’s gone too far
She’s lost herself
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Antiques By the Bay President Allen Michaan said that’s not true. He said the show will be held as scheduled Sunday, writes Michele Ellson, Correspondent of the Oakland Tribune.
Malfeasance charged
Michaan accused the show’s producers and company co-owners Betsy and Jerry Goldman of trying to scuttle Antiques By the Bay. And he said a lawsuit is coming.
The Goldmans, contacted at their Antiques By the Bay phone numbers, did not return a call seeking comment. Their answering machine message said the Nov. 1 show was canceled.
Big trouble for Goldmans
“They’ve gotten themselves into a lot of trouble,” Michaan said.
The Web site
message appeared later in the day. Company leaders also canceled their
advertisement in this newspaper.
Michaan said he had been calling dealers who
sell at the fair all day Wednesday to let them know that, contrary to what they
may have heard, the show is continuing.
“It’s deplorable that the Goldmans think so little of the hundreds of dealers that depend on this show that they would try to destroy it,” he said.
The fair has become an institution at Alameda Point, where it has been held
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the first Sunday of every month since 1998. It draws about 800 vendors and 10,000 visitors a month, and show organizers claim it is the largest antique and collectibles show in Northern California.
Michaan said he created the concept for the fair, wrote its business plan, obtained the permits to set it up and paid all its bills in its early years, when it wasn’t making any money. He said he brought the Goldmans in to manage and operate the show and offered them a partnership position. They own half of Antiques By the Bay, he said, and he and his ex-wife own the other half.
A quick check of online state records Wednesday afternoon showed the corporation is still active. And whatever happens, Michaan said the show will go on.
“We will not let the show die,” he said.
