I also know this talk is free and open to everyone. Gutenberg's address: 1883 University St., Eugene, Oregon. That's on the corner of 19th and University, up the hill from the classic McArthur Court, which has been abandoned for a larger, spiffier arena with pine trees painted on the basketball court. Which Tim and I saw last Friday night when we attended the Harlem Globetrotters game. I sported a wet sock from a puddle that accosted me while crossing the U of O campus, which has no bearing whatsoever on Lisa's book reading and talk next Tuesday, except to say I plan to show up at this event with both feet dry.
2/24/2011
taste great together
I also know this talk is free and open to everyone. Gutenberg's address: 1883 University St., Eugene, Oregon. That's on the corner of 19th and University, up the hill from the classic McArthur Court, which has been abandoned for a larger, spiffier arena with pine trees painted on the basketball court. Which Tim and I saw last Friday night when we attended the Harlem Globetrotters game. I sported a wet sock from a puddle that accosted me while crossing the U of O campus, which has no bearing whatsoever on Lisa's book reading and talk next Tuesday, except to say I plan to show up at this event with both feet dry.
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