Food Stuff Consumption And Miscellany

Thursday, June 7, 2007

3 lg coffees (light/sweet)
1 toasted buckwheat bagel with cream cheese
1 serving of beef stew*
sm side of carrots*
sm side of green bean medley*
1 crab cake patty*
3 sm stuffed dumplings*
sm side of white rice*
sm container of red (cherry) jell-o
lg mocha coffee (24 fl.oz.)
1/2 pack of cigarettes

*frozen food platter/tv dinner


Did You Know?

Canned coffee is sold, hot or cold, from vending machines in Japan. The hot cans make nice hand warmers in the winter.


internet correspondence (6/8):

DANGER - Falling Branches/Deadwood at Parkway Park (Youth Study Center)

Dear Ms. (name withheld),

I visited the Farimount Park website and did not find a bulletin board to post information or an email address to inform the proper authorities regarding safety measures needing to be made/performed. This short e-mail concerns the necessary trimming of trees behind the Youth Study Center (small park on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway).

Recently (past month or so) some deadwood/branches have fallen/crashed to the ground on the pedestrian made path in the park at irregular intervals. The danger is a real and unexpected one for persons walking underneath or near the grove of trees.

If you could forward this email or respond with an e-mail address re: the proper department to be notified, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

(name withheld)

reply:

(name withheld)/FPC/Phila is out of the office.

I will be out of the office starting 05/31/2007 and will not return
until 06/11/2007.

Please e-mail (name withheld) at (name withheld)@phila.gov if you need
an immediate response. Thanks, (name withheld)

correspondence continued:

DANGER - Falling Branches/Deadwood at Parkway Park (Youth Study Center)

Dear Sir,

This short e-mail concerns the necessary and urgent trimming of trees behind the Youth Study Center (small park on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway).

Recently (past month or so) numerous deadwood/branches have fallen and crashed to the ground on the pedestrian-made path in the park at irregular intervals. The danger is a very real and unexpected one for those walking near or underneath the grove of trees.

If you could forward this email or respond with an e-mail address re: the proper department to be notified/contacted, I would greatly appreciate it. I thank you for your time.

Sincerely,

(name withheld)

postscript: I checked the Farimount Park website and did not find a bulletin board to post information or an email address to inform the proper authorities regarding safety measures needing to be made/performed.

reply:

(name withheld)/FPC/Phila is out of the office.

I will be out of the office starting 06/08/2007 and will not return
until
06/19/2007.

If you require immediate assistance, please contact the Director of
Stewardship at (name withheld)@phila.gov**

**note: is the first person emailed.

postscript: now think (hopefully) trees/deadwood were trimmed/removed last week when maintenance crews mowed and cleaned the grounds.


other topic:

create your own Jackson Pollock

more Jackson Pollock... authentic or fake?