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Go Green Ojai Reception Tomorrow

I'll be in DC, where I'll be lucky if it hits the low '40s. Hope y'all in Ojai come out to support this fun reception... the museum exhibit is quite stunning and a testament to the hundreds of man-hours and woman-hours that have been put in.

Go Green Ojai Reception - Sunday Dec. 13, 4pm
The Green Coalition is putting together a great museum exhibit that will run from December 10 through February 14, 2010. Kick things off by attending the Reception, featuring Casa Barranca organic wine and music by the Foothill String Quartet. The admission cost for the reception will be $25. Reservations on the Green Coalition website or paid at the door.

Posted by Tyler Suchman on December 12, 2009 07:33 PM | | | Go Green Ojai Reception Tomorrow

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I lived in D.C. for 22 years. It's wonderful. If you have a free couple of hours, I would suggest the Spy Museum. They teach you how to spy first, then you spy on other people, then you learn the history of spying. Or, if you don't have time for a museum, you could instead try eating Ethiopian food. It's really terrific, and ranges from spicy to just buttery. Try Meskerem in Adams Morgan on 18th Street, just above downtown.

I hope you have a terrific trip.

Comment #1 Posted by: Katherine Wertheim | December 13, 2009 09:21 AM

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