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SF bay area: tattoos
10 Aug 2012 01:44 amSF Bay Area peeps: Where/to whom do you go to get tattoos?
I volunteer for Peninsula Humane Society, which has built a spiffy new center at 1450 Rollins Rd., Burlingame, CA
Here are some services that PHS offers at the new center:
Here are some services that PHS offers at the new center:
- Microchip Mondays --$20 microchip for dogs and cats, no appointment needed.
- Group Tours -- M-F, 10:30 am- 5:30 pm. Contact Scott Delucchi at 650/685-8510 or [email protected]
- Kids' B-Day Parties for ages 6-12, Sundays, beginning soon. Contact Katy Schwarz at 650/340-7022, ext. 308 or [email protected].
- Meeting Space for Local Groups and Companies. Hold your next meeting, team-builder or brainstormer at our Lantos Center, Mondays and Fridays, 2-5 pm. Meeting space looks directly into a cat condo! Suggested donation of $100. Contact Scott Delucchi at 650/685-8510 or [email protected].
- Furchandise Retail Store. Proceeds benefit shelter animals.
- 40-45 cats and kittens available for adoption.
- Watch staff and volunteers working with shelter dogs in our Dog Training/Exercise Park with a retractable roof and water fountain.
- Wing for rabbits, small animals, birds and non-traditional pets
- Viewing windows for the public to observe our Kitten Nursery and Wildlife Treatment
- Dog obedience classes
- Owners looking for lost pets
- Owners surrendering unwanted pets
- Spay/Neuter Clinic and vaccination clinics
My Dad has participated in this intermediate-level piano ensemble class for over a year and he loves it. The ensemble has been active for a number of years. They need to recruit a few new members for the next session (12/9 through 3/10) so he asked me to pass the word.
If you know anyone who might be interested, or any mailing list or web forum that might welcome information about the class, please pass it on.
If you want my Dad's e-mail address to make further inquiries, let me know.
Have some fun! Join a unique East Bay Area Piano Ensemble!
The San Lorenzo Adult School Piano Ensemble warmly invites intermediate and advanced pianists to join us.
The class meets Thursdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, at
San Lorenzo Adult School
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820 Bockman Rd., San Lorenzo CA 94580 (there is an A.C. Transit stop across the street)
Room 16 near rear parking lot.
The room has about 20 upright pianos. We play mainly classical orchestral music transcribed for 2 pianos, 8 hands, but each member of this very compatible group sits at his/her own piano.
If you would like to play in an ensemble, or if your main instrument is not piano but you want some piano experience, come join us! You do Not have to be an expert sight reader to enjoy this group but we guarantee to advance your reading skill.
Call Don Jones at 650-685-8208 for queries or info.
Sign up by WEDNESDAY 12/1/10 through the Adult School Office 510-317-4200 or at our session on Thursday, Nov. 18th. Tuition is $100.00 for 12 weekly sessions from 12/9/10 through 3/10/11.
If you know anyone who might be interested, or any mailing list or web forum that might welcome information about the class, please pass it on.
If you want my Dad's e-mail address to make further inquiries, let me know.
Play Piano? Read Music?
Have some fun! Join a unique East Bay Area Piano Ensemble!
The San Lorenzo Adult School Piano Ensemble warmly invites intermediate and advanced pianists to join us.
The class meets Thursdays, 10:00 am to 12:00 pm, at
San Lorenzo Adult School
http://adult-slzusd-ca.schoolloop.com/
820 Bockman Rd., San Lorenzo CA 94580 (there is an A.C. Transit stop across the street)
Room 16 near rear parking lot.
The room has about 20 upright pianos. We play mainly classical orchestral music transcribed for 2 pianos, 8 hands, but each member of this very compatible group sits at his/her own piano.
If you would like to play in an ensemble, or if your main instrument is not piano but you want some piano experience, come join us! You do Not have to be an expert sight reader to enjoy this group but we guarantee to advance your reading skill.
Call Don Jones at 650-685-8208 for queries or info.
Sign up by WEDNESDAY 12/1/10 through the Adult School Office 510-317-4200 or at our session on Thursday, Nov. 18th. Tuition is $100.00 for 12 weekly sessions from 12/9/10 through 3/10/11.
I'm thinking about going to Monterey in August to visit the Monterey County Fair and Wool Show and the aquarium. I'm having trouble deciding where to stay. Do you have a favorite hotel there? My budget is up to $250 per night but I'd rather pay less if I can find someplace decent for less. I don't care about being within "walking distance" of anything because my "walking distance" is only a couple of blocks, and I know I can park in a city lot to visit the aquarium. I prefer hotels to b&bs.
The OH wrote elsewhere:
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So Speakeasy just got bought out by Best Buy. Ewwww! I'm not changingPress release here:
immediately, but I'd like some current recommendations for broadband
choices in the SF Bay Area. We prefer non-cable but are willing to
consider anything reliable at this point (we currently do not have a
cable hookup).
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Mac'n'cheese is better than Prozac
19 Feb 2006 01:16 pmThe OH and I went to a new-to-us restaurant for brunch - Piccadilly Catering in Foster City. They have a Cajun brunch buffet every Sunday.
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They didn't have everything listed on the menu (didn't see any smoked chicken, gumbo, or grits), but -
They had the best Jambalaya I've ever had outside New Orleans. (And since one of my favorite restaurants is Creo La, which has very good Jambalaya, that's saying something.)
The mac'n'cheese was the best I've had in a long time, and so was the fried chicken and peach cobbler. The BBQ pork ribs were excellent. The specials were prime rib and crawfish etouffé, and we could have had cooked-to-order broiled or fried catfish if we'd asked for it. Brunch came with individual crab cake and deep fried prawn appetizers with creole sauce, delivered to the table.
I appreciated that they had serve-yourself coffee, because when I'm in a coffee mood I drink a lot very fast and feel guilty pestering the wait staff to bring more. The coffee was very tasty.
The hostess/proprietress, Pam, made us feel very welcome even though we arrived a bit early and not all the food was out yet. (So we got to concentrate on the Jambalaya for a while.) It's a small place, holds about 32 people. Price is a flat $23 per person, which includes tax.
(Oh, and she's really cute.)
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They didn't have everything listed on the menu (didn't see any smoked chicken, gumbo, or grits), but -
They had the best Jambalaya I've ever had outside New Orleans. (And since one of my favorite restaurants is Creo La, which has very good Jambalaya, that's saying something.)
The mac'n'cheese was the best I've had in a long time, and so was the fried chicken and peach cobbler. The BBQ pork ribs were excellent. The specials were prime rib and crawfish etouffé, and we could have had cooked-to-order broiled or fried catfish if we'd asked for it. Brunch came with individual crab cake and deep fried prawn appetizers with creole sauce, delivered to the table.
I appreciated that they had serve-yourself coffee, because when I'm in a coffee mood I drink a lot very fast and feel guilty pestering the wait staff to bring more. The coffee was very tasty.
The hostess/proprietress, Pam, made us feel very welcome even though we arrived a bit early and not all the food was out yet. (So we got to concentrate on the Jambalaya for a while.) It's a small place, holds about 32 people. Price is a flat $23 per person, which includes tax.
(Oh, and she's really cute.)
