Rich Zellich
RichAndMichelle@zellich.net
"Of the Hugo Nominees' Party, some memories... Rich and Michelle Geller came through. I've adored Michelle since '86, when Nawlins competed against her St. Louis bid."
Rich and Michelle "Geller" ?
Other than the above goof, good issue of the 'zine. :-)
Another minor correction; St. Louis is bidding for the 2007 NASFiC, not the '08 Worldcon. Since we saw you at the Noreascon, Ocean City, MD has declared an '07 NASFiC bid, too.
We got to see the Cardiff Giant, too, but I don't recall having to pay $15 apiece... must have been a special all-for-one admission as part of the minor fair of some kind they had when we were there (I was working in Albany for several months in 2003, and Michelle flew up one extended holiday weekend, instead of me flying home to St. Louis.) We also got to see a sheep-shearing and wool-carding and -spinning demonstration, as well as visiting the small art & historical museum across the road - all for one price.
Cooperstown is a neat place, apparently with a lot of really good, small, restaurants - must be because of all the tourist traffic. We only got to try one such during our short visit to the area, but it was a wonderful family-run Italian place. We were mainly there for the Baseball Hall of Fame, of course... Michelle being the main baseball nut of the two of us.
"Of the Hugo Nominees' Party, some memories... Rich and Michelle Geller came through. I've adored Michelle since '86, when Nawlins competed against her St. Louis bid."
Rich and Michelle "Geller" ?
I'll introduce you to Rich and Michelle Geller sometime. They bend spoons with their minds.
Other than the above goof, good issue of the 'zine. :-)
Another minor correction; St. Louis is bidding for the 2007 NASFiC, not the '08 Worldcon. Since we saw you at the Noreascon, Ocean City, MD has declared an '07 NASFiC bid, too.
We got to see the Cardiff Giant, too, but I don't recall having to pay $15 apiece... must have been a special all-for-one admission as part of the minor fair of some kind they had when we were there (I was working in Albany for several months in 2003, and Michelle flew up one extended holiday weekend, instead of me flying home to St. Louis.) We also got to see a sheep-shearing and wool-carding and -spinning demonstration, as well as visiting the small art & historical museum across the road - all for one price.
Cooperstown is a neat place, apparently with a lot of really good, small, restaurants - must be because of all the tourist traffic. We only got to try one such during our short visit to the area, but it was a wonderful family-run Italian place. We were mainly there for the Baseball Hall of Fame, of course... Michelle being the main baseball nut of the two of us.
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