Coad 9-12-99, “Waitng for Callahan”

originally posted by Jim Hanlon:
Never had the pleasure of meeting Lou, but thankful for his gifts to the Bored and, dare I say, the community that congregates here.
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jim, i believe you met lou when we congregated at dashe cellars in 2017? and ate at nido cafe and bar around the corner. florida jim and slaton were also there.
 
originally posted by Mark Anisman:
originally posted by Jim Hanlon:
Never had the pleasure of meeting Lou, but thankful for his gifts to the Bored and, dare I say, the community that congregates here.
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jim, i believe you met lou when we congregated at dashe cellars in 2017? and ate at nido cafe and bar around the corner. florida jim and slaton were also there.
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Oh yes, that's right. Perils of a large table. But thanks for helping me reconnect the face with the name.
 
Lou was present in a generous way in my readings of his postings and I appreciated his spirit. Memento. My condolences in spirit to BettyLu.
 
originally posted by Jim Hanlon:
originally posted by Mark Anisman:
originally posted by Jim Hanlon:
Never had the pleasure of meeting Lou, but thankful for his gifts to the Bored and, dare I say, the community that congregates here.
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jim, i believe you met lou when we congregated at dashe cellars in 2017? and ate at nido cafe and bar around the corner. florida jim and slaton were also there.
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Oh yes, that's right. Perils of a large table. But thanks for helping me reconnect the face with the name.
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The Mme and I were there and enjoyed getting to know Lou and everyone. We were very saddened to hear about Lou's passing. He seemed like a really nice guy.

Best to all at that jeeb, it was very enjoyable and memorable. We are due for a repeat soon.
 
A true mensch, very sad to hear of his passing.

I sort of met them (they sat at the other end of a long table) for the first time at a dinner at Cafe Loup a few thousand years ago. That dinner was also my first taste of a Clos Roche Blanche wine (the Sauvignon Blanc) so it was doubly memorable.
 
originally posted by Larry Stein:
Yep, where we overate to complete excess. I can't even fathom eating like that anymore.
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Spiedini's, there's a blast from the past. First jeebus I attended there, I could barely eat or drink for 48 hours afterwards.
 
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