Greetings, Salutations and Something To Do
Friday, January 4th, 2008Please allow myself to introduce … myself. Amanda Schurr here, taking over where Cooper left off in Eventland. I’ll be stopping by this here blogosphere in the coming days, but in the meantime, a parting recommendation for something to do this weekend from the dearly departed:
KNOW YOUR RYE-TS
My belt’s feeling a little tight these days, what with the cookies, the candy canes, the eggnog … oh, the eggnog. In an attempt to fit back into my pants, I’m seriously considering the Manatee County’s Conservation Lands Management Rye Ramble and Hike. The moderate-to-strenuous walk snakes through Parrish’s Rye Preserve, with views of that spot’s old and rare sandy scrub habitat. 9-11 a.m., Rye Preserve, 700 Rye Wilderness Trail, Parrish, free, 748-4501, ext. 4615. –CLB, posthumously
I’ll be back, with my own picks, next week.
My belt’s feeling a little tight these days, what with the cookies, the candy canes, the eggnog … oh, the eggnog. In an attempt to fit back into my pants, I’m seriously considering the Manatee County’s Conservation Lands Management Rye Ramble and Hike. The moderate-to-strenuous walk snakes through Parrish’s Rye Preserve, with views of that spot’s old and rare sandy scrub habitat. 9-11 a.m., Rye Preserve, 700 Rye Wilderness Trail, Parrish, free, 748-4501, ext. 4615. –CLB, posthumously











It’s true: DIRT, the weekly indie dance party held down at Pastimes Pub (and at the Tavern before that) is over after tomorrow night, its demise coming less than a week after