Comments on: Brattleboro Vt

By: Walking Out of the Frame

Walking Out of the Frame — Mon, 15 Mar 2010 13:59:18 +0000

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By: Todays Coffee will be at Mocha Joes Brattleboro Vt.

Todays Coffee will be at Mocha Joes Brattleboro Vt. — Wed, 21 Oct 2009 13:21:47 +0000

[...] Not the first cup mind you but the best cup. After all it’s one hundred and twenty miles north and I’ll need fuel to get me there. Brattlboro First Friday gallery walk. The annual In-Sight Photography Project silent Auction opens tonight. and runs throughout the month and I am honored to contribute to this excellent program. Click here if you are to far to get to this wonderful City and you can support/bid on line. In-Sight Photography Program, There are 40 something stops on The Art Walk in Brattleboro Vt. One hundred and twenty miles north on the map yet light years away in the creative mind. Another small city another coffee metaphor for small business and the arts. Thanks to the two contributers so far to this discussion. Perhaps people do read my thoughts? Perhaps they will also comment. The dialog isn’t about Norwich Ct per say, I hope to hear opinions on small business, small towns, how they or do they fit in the plan for the big box American dream? On a recent visit to Brattleboro while waiting to cross the street there was a car radio playing loud. Not uncommon in cities these day yet standing there listening to Judy Garland sing “Somewhere Over the Rainbow” became a moment where I wished the walk light never came on. Off to fall colors and clean air and Mocha Joe’s enjoy pjc Smell the Roses or the coffee beans, linger and talk. [...]

By: Palema

Palema — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 11:29:00 +0000

I got an email saying “If you havent read my blog, shame on you!”
No, shame on you! If you want readers, its your job to promote it. Step one of that would be sending out an email with a teaser about a blog entry – not a reader put-down. Second – how about including a link to the blog.
As a photographer, you may not be familiar with some of the elemntary rules of writing, but the first one is to make your writing easily accessible to readers. (Okay, let them struggle with your ideas, but not your expression of them.)
So, making a big sacrifice, I go to your web site to search for your blog– it’s not a primary link, for some reason– and upon finding it see that you haven’t posted since July.
Sheesh, Peter.

By: Matt R

Matt R — Sat, 07 Oct 2006 00:11:00 +0000

Two out-teemed waiting note with a formed motion of frond. To get back to the same tenor but with evident side available branches you know won’t be bad. Doting on crisp knuckled coffee mist there’s no use but to head down the valley, hey, there’s a musk bark there, must have breathed on it before I smelled it. Oh it’s a pinecone.

Have fun in VT Peter!

By: Leslie

Leslie — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 15:22:00 +0000

We also enjoyed our way-too-short visit to Brattleboro last week. Thanks for the tip on a great place. We definitely plan to return, so let us know when you and Cheryl plan to go again, and perhaps we’ll tag along. The falafel at Sarkis should not be missed, by the way. We took a wrong turn at a rotary, and wound up in New Hampshire! How cool is that? Anyway, good luck with the auction. I can’t wait to see the new work.

By: Perilous Cheryl

Perilous Cheryl — Fri, 06 Oct 2006 13:38:00 +0000

As soon as I can, I will make another Brattleboro trip with you.
I think we both fell in love with the city at the same time.