--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, Peter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
>
>
> --- suziezuzie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "Rick Archer"
> > <rick@> wrote:
> > >
> > > click here:
> > >
> > > http://www.imaginenationbooks.com/about.asp
> >
> > I also knew Earl, back in the days when he was
> > making tofu for MIU. I
> > helped pack the stuff and Randy Fenell, the cook
> > would give me fresh
> > tofu right from the big pot. Earl had a cute step
> > son, Steve who used
> > to beg me to take him to California. He was only 10
> > at the time. Earl
> > was always the business man. After the tofu
> > business, he had this
> > appliance store in 86. I'm really impressed with his
> > book business
> > after reading the website that Rick posted. I live
> > one hour from
> > Boulder and it is beautiful, a town backed right
> > into the Rockies, a
> > college town that's more upper class than the
> > surrounding towns, one
> > hour from Fort Collins where I live now. Fort
> > Collins is more down to
> > earth and was voted the best town in the US to live.
> > It is nice
> > without the pretentiousness of Boulder. It's too bad
> > about Earl and
> > the movement but he sounds really happy as well as
> > successful. Maybe
> > I'll go visit him and remind him of the time I had
> > lunch with him,
> > his wife and step kid and how he spit up his food
> > all over the table
> > after I told a joke. Mark
>
> I also knew Earl back in the day. A good guy. Now that
> twin of his.....a different story!
>
Right. Earl had/has a sense of humor. I always thought Earl came more
from the heart. Mark
