Re: Getting together

[http://dummy.us.eu.org/robert (robert)]

I don't know if you're into it, but perhaps we could attend this (see
below) and eat dinner there afterwards.

Or, would you like to do a "regular" dinner instead?

 > From: "Evelyn B. Kimber" <http://www.juno.com/~ekimber>
 > Date: Wed, 15 May 2002 12:13:51 -0400
 > Subject: Re: veg-boston: BVS Seminar/Dinner -"Earth Medicine: Ancient Healing Ways for Modern Sick Days" Sun. 5/19
 >
 > The Boston Vegetarian Society
 > 
 > invites you to attend our
 > 3rd Sunday Seminar and Social Dinner
 > 
 > Sunday, May 19, 2002 at 4 p.m.
 > 
 > A FREE Lecture  --  All Welcome
 > 
 > "Earth Medicine: Ancient Healing Ways for
 > Modern Sick Days"
 > 
 > Speaker Byron Jordon is a holistic healer in
 > the Cherokee Bear Medicine tradition, with
 > training in both modern and indigenous science.
 > He practices a modern version of an ancient
 > (36,000 year old) traditional Native American
 > Medicine Way.  He describes it as vegan,
 > very simple, and extremely effective.
 > 
 > His formal training in biochemistry, nutrition,
 > and microbiology has provided him the ability to
 > walk and talk in both worlds of modern and
 > indigenous science.
 > 
 > In addition to practicing and writing about
 > Bear Medicine, Byron teaches courses in Earth
 > Medicine and traditional Orende Energy Healing
 > at his little "Medicine Lodge" in Cambridge, MA.
 > He is currently teaching in Arlington, MA each
 > Saturday through June 29 on "The Power to Heal".
 > These classes compare the Sacred Healing
 > Traditions of the Kabbalah with ancient Cherokee
 > Bear Medicine, and highlight their uncanny
 > similarity.
 > 
 > 4 p.m. - FREE  SEMINAR  --  ALL WELCOME
 > 
 > ** If you can help set up the room for our seminar,
 > please arrive 25 minutes early!   Thanks! **
 > 
 > Meal tickets may be purchased before the seminar
 > (before 4 p.m.) as well as after it, to expedite the
 > transition from seminar to social dinner!
 > 
 > 5 - 7  p.m. -  Stay for our SOCIAL DINNER and
 > have some good conversation with our
 > friendly group.    Country Life's famous vegan
 > buffet dinner for only $8.40 includes several
 > hot entrees and hot vegetables, soups, a
 > 30 item salad bar, nut butters and breads,
 > fresh fruit bar with toppings, herbal teas
 > and grain coffee.   (No guarantee, but often
 > some vegan cakes left from Sunday Brunch
 > are available as a bonus!)
 > 
 > LOCATION:
 > Country Life (CL)Vegetarian  Restaurant
 > (restaurant will be closed to business during our seminar)
 > 200 High Street Rear (entrance on Surface Artery at Broad St.)
 > downtown Boston
 > (opposite Rowe's Wharf/Boston Harbor Hotel)
 > (where Broad St. and High St. come together
 > at Surface Artery, just under
 > the SE Expressway/Rt. 93)
 > 
 > Nearest T stop is Aquarium on the
 > Blue Line.
 > It is also a reasonable
 > (approx. 10 minute) walk from:
 > 
 > *South Station on the Red Line
 > (walk along Atlantic Ave passing
 > Federal Reserve Bank on your right.
 > At Rowe's Wharf , cross street to CL.)
 > *State Street on the Orange Line
 > (walk south on State Street,
 > turn right on Broad St. and walk
 > to the very end.   CL is on your right.)
 > *Park Street on the Green Line.
 > (walk south on Winter St. one block,
 > left on Washington St. one block,
 > turn right on Franklin St. (just past Filene's),
 > right on Broad St. to end, CL is on right.)
 > *Government Center on the Green and Blue Lines.
 > (walk south on State Street,
 > turn right on Broad St. and walk
 > to the very end.   CL is on your right.)
 > 
 > Free street parking (*allow some time*, just in case).
 > 
 > Info:     BVS  617-424-8846
 >               Country Life  617-951-2534
 > 
 > Evelyn
 > http://www.BostonVeg.org