Jon came over to pose for Cathy. He had lunch with us. Jon and I went shopping for groceries at Shop-rite, Advanced Health Foods, and Russo's fish market. Jon waited in the car while I ran into the Russo's. I couldn't find anyone in the store, so I helped myself to 1 lb of shrimp, put $3.00 on the register with a note on which I wrote 1 lb of shrimp.]]> He stopped by after the dentist and had supper with us.]]> They came for dinner. See the previous two entries.]]> They came over for dinner. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> They all came over for dinner. See the following two entries.]]> Joy came over to see the start of Cathy's Painting (see last entry) of Jon and me. We all bought steaks at John's butcher shop on Central Avenue in Jersey City and then ate dinner here.,Original Caption: “1973-06-23 Joy-7-July-16-73 Saturday”]]> Jon came over in the morning to pose for a painting Cathy (Catherine Murphy) is doing of Jon and me. This session was the second for the painting called, Jon and Harry.]]> Neil dropped over unexpectedly.]]> He came over to loan me $25.]]> They came over for dinner.]]> Neil came over to drive me to Queens College for my first day of teaching. Cathy came as well. I am going to teach modeling from life for three weeks, five days a week. In the next session, I will be teaching three days a week for five weeks. The first is an intersession class, the second, a summer session.]]> Donald is one of Cathy's (Catherine Murphy) dealer's at Fourcade Droll. He came over for dinner. We had scallops au natural, veal prince orloff, zucchini, broiled cherry tomatoes, green salad, orange bavarian cream. He looked at Cathy's new paintings, which he liked, and at my work. He suggested I finish some of the pieces I was working on before I went around to galleries.]]> They came over to finish up Donald's dinner. See the previous entry.]]> Jon and Joy came to hang Jonathan's painting. We put it up because Donald Droll was coming the next day and thus he could see it. See following entry.]]> On the table next to him are photography chemicals. I would set up my enlarger in the bathroom to print photographs. Jonathan used my enlarger a few times.,Originally in the caption: “1973-05-22 (roll date, image #5A)”]]> Original Caption: "1973-05-22 #1 (roll date)"]]> He came over for dinner.]]> Joy went to the hospital on Saturday morning. She had been sick for four days. It turns out that she has anemic dysentery. She is at Hackensack Hospital. Jon came over for some company. He had intended to sleep at home but was getting sharp pains in his side, so we all figured it would be better if he slept over. He went home early Monday morning and later came back for dinner.,Originally in the caption: "1973-05-13-14 , Sunday and Monday"]]> Neil came over for my birthday dinner. He had brought my present over on Tuesday]]> a Billy Holliday record album, five sets of egg cups (which I had wanted to collect but never got around to getting more than one), and five Chinese dinner plates (which I have to go to Chinatown in NY to pick out). See previous entry.]]> Jonathan Santlofer. Cathy and I were supposed to go to Jon and Joy's for dinner for my birthday. Joy was sick and they had bought the food for dinner and didn't want to waste it. Neil was expected for dinner. Jon brought the food over to our house. Lamb and vegetables for shish kebob. he also brought over my birthday presents]]> a book, Face of New York by Feininger, a onetime photographer for Life Magazine and some antique postcards, which I collect. See next entry.]]> They came for dinner on the spur of the moment. We had veal rollatini, stuffed tomatoes, noodles, and salad. Veal is too expensive for us to buy (about $4:00 a pound), but we had some in the freezer that Fred had brought us from where he was working.,Original caption: “1973-05-05 , Jon-and-Joy-2A-5-22-73”]]> He brought me back to his house so that I could help him photograph his paintings.]]> Originally in caption field: "1973 (roll date, image #4), Neil Roseman (1950-1992)"]]> This entry is not included on the legacy site.]]> Original name: “February 21, 1973 #3”]]> Original Title: "February 21, 1973 #2"]]> Originally in Caption field: 1973-02-21 (roll date, image #6)]]> Original Title: “February 21, 1973 #1”]]> Originally in caption field: 1973-02-21 (roll date, image #14)]]> Neil wanted to do some shopping at Sabrina's Junk Store. So he came by and had dinner with us.,1973-02-21 (roll date, image #14)]]> Jonathan Santlofer. He came over to show us another neckless he made for Joy's birthday. He hadn't eaten breakfast or lunch. So Cathy made him a hamburger and I made him a fried egg. Jon often skips meals.]]> Jon brought back the paints he borrowed, and he brought Cathy some color slides of Lulu and Noodles (their cats) for a pin she is making for Joy for her birthday. They also brought back our slide viewer.]]> They had dinner with us— sauerkraut soup that tasted like my grandmother's cabbage soup. Then we went to the Alliance of Figurative Artists to hear a panel discussion. On this panel was Philip Pearlstein]]> painter, Theodore Reff]]> art historian and Lawrence Alloway]]> critic.]]> Joy borrowed our slide viewer for a job interview.]]> They stopped over for a visit.]]> He brought us some steaks and fish fillets. Neil's friend Fred got them from where he worked. He also brought a Bette Midler album of Warner's for us to hear.]]> Jon wanted to show us a neckless he is making for Joy to see if we liked it.]]> I think he may have been a lawyer for Joseph Cornell's family.]]> He is in my studio.]]>