Hi Jeff! Great pictures! brings back nice memories of that great seminar. Would you believe it's been almost a year ago now? Whew, time flies. Anyway Jeff, i bought the last copy of the book "With Curry's Compliments" at the Mark Twain bookstore in Virginia City. You bought my copy (as you live in Nebraska), and I got a new copy quickly as I live here in Nevada. I hope you enjoyed that nice book. We sure did have a time at our seminar and I hope we can do it again soon.
Hey Jeff, Thanks for the invitation to join the blog. The enthusiasm of the contributors really shows. It is double rewarding to see the comments since I am personally acquainted with the folks doing the posting. That would not have happened without the unforgettable 2006 Carson City/Virginia City Seminar. Talk about three days burned into memory. Fantastic. And your photos truly capture the event (although you'd be hard pressed to recreate the taste sensations from the group dinner at Adele's). Nice job. And thanks for making the effort to get this blog up and running. I'm going to thank Otto when I see him in Reno in November, too. Best regards, Paul Sudmeier
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Hi Jeff! Great pictures! brings back nice memories of that great seminar. Would you believe it's been almost a year ago now? Whew, time flies. Anyway Jeff, i bought the last copy of the book "With Curry's Compliments" at the Mark Twain bookstore in Virginia City. You bought my copy (as you live in Nebraska), and I got a new copy quickly as I live here in Nevada. I hope you enjoyed that nice book. We sure did have a time at our seminar and I hope we can do it again soon.
Nice pictures Jeff. Brings back nice memories of our C4OA seminar (almost 1 year ago now)
Hey Jeff,
Thanks for the invitation to join the blog. The enthusiasm of the contributors really shows. It is double rewarding to see the comments since I am personally acquainted with the folks doing the posting. That would not have happened without the unforgettable 2006 Carson City/Virginia City Seminar. Talk about three days burned into memory. Fantastic. And your photos truly capture the event (although you'd be hard pressed to recreate the taste sensations from the group dinner at Adele's). Nice job. And thanks for making the effort to get this blog up and running. I'm going to thank Otto when I see him in Reno in November, too.
Best regards, Paul Sudmeier
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