2009-05-22 Erik Schoonebeek, He came to do some work.]]> 2009-05-20 Erik Schoonebeek, . Erick came to do some work for us.]]> 2009-05-17 Erik Schoonebeek, He worked for us.]]> 2009-05-12 Erik Schoonebeek, He did some work for us.]]> 2009-05-08 Erik Schoonebeek, Eric drove Cathy (Catherine Murphy) home from New Haven. She was doing final critiques at Yale.]]> 2009-05-06 Erik Schoonebeek, Posed for Catherine (Catherine Murphy).]]> 2009-05-01 Erik Schoonebeek, Erik drove Cathy home from Yale. They alsmost ran out of gas and had to get off the highway to look for a gas station.]]> 2009-04-29 Erik Schoonebeek, - Erik was here working when we got home from NYC.]]> 2009-04-27 Erik Schoonebeek, Tuesda. He came to do some work for us.]]> 2009-04-26 Erik Schoonebeek, - Eric picked us up at the Newark Airport when we arrived back from Minneapolis.]]> 2009-04-23 Erik Schoonebeek, I taught part of my class (Tom Ellman stayed to handle a visitor we had for the second half of the class) and then rushed home. Erik picked us up to bring us to Newark Airport so that we could take a plane to Minneapolis (see Groups, Minneapolis 4/23/09).]]> 2009-02-24 Erik Schoonebeek, Tuesday. He worked]]> At Erik's opening for his exhibition of paintings in the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College. See the next three entries.]]> Erik Schoonebeek's opening for a exhibtion of paintings in the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College. See the previous entry and two following entries.]]> Erik had an exhibition at Vassar College in the Palmer Gallery in the College Center. There were two openings because of a misprint on some of the announcements. See the previous two entries and the next entry.]]> Erik had a painting exhibition at the Palmer Gallery at Vassar College. See the previous three entries.]]> We went to Eskandar to get a birthday present for William Finn. Which we did.]]> We had spent the day going around to art galleries. That day we hired a driver and car to take us to galleries which turned out to be very efficient. There was extra time when we were don and when we were going out to dinner, so we stopped at Eskandar. Left to Right - Muhammad Umari Khalid , Catherine Murphy, Merve Oner]]> She was in London for an exhibition she was having at the Sadie Coles Gallery.]]> We were supposed to meet Barbara Paige and Judy Dollenmeyer at Essie's, but they mixed it up on their calendar (see Essie's April 19th). So we ate dinner by ourselves and rescheduled for the next day. Harvey and Mary (Flad) were also having dinner at Essie's. See the following entry.]]> We had made a date to meet Barbara and Judy at Essie's on the 18th. But they had mixed up their calendar, so Cathy (Catherine Murphy) and I went to the restaurant on the 18th, and after a phone call with Barbara, we ate by ourselves and remade the date for the next day, the 19th. See the previous entry.]]> Left to Right - James Steerman ( Emeritus Professor of Drama), Gabrielle Cody (Emeritus Professor of Drama), Christopher Grabowski (Professor of Drama), Holly Hummel 9Emeritus Senior Lecturer of Drama)]]> We go to this restaurant on Christmas Eve every time we are in Montreal at Christmas. Dinner was spectacular. We tried something we'd never had before]]> Moroccan Shrimp. They were insanely expensive but amazingly good.]]> We ran into Ethan in Chelsea. We were going around to galleries. I]]> Ethel’s mantra, shared with her siblings, was “keep moving”—and that she did. Whether it was working, folk dancing, knitting or swimming, Ethel always kept moving during her life time. And what a long life time it was—two weeks shy of 108 years. Apart from early family gatherings, my first memory was of my aunt Ethel sending me magazines at summer camp. Later in life, books of all subjects, from various programs at Marymount, found their way to me. Then there was the knitting. Lots of favorite sweaters were knitted by Aunt Ethel. More recently, with Janet’s help and encouragement, baby hats and scarves galore were shared with many.nWhen I hurt my back at age 30 in New York, and could barely get out of bed--Ethel came to the rescue and cooked some meals for me. We were able to return the cooking favor when Ethel visited Beth and me in D.C. She loved the home-made waffles -- made on my parents’ old waffle maker. Whenever we talked about her visits, she mentioned the waffles and the bonsai collection at the Arboretum—another favorite.. nThen there was the “sister act” between Ethel and Shirley. We learned that you are never too old to argue about who dad loved best! And who would have thought that Ethel would have become the fashionista these past few years—certainly not Shirley! Thank you Josie! nEthel was a doer, not a complainer. However, she did complain when Janet insisted she write a will at age 99! She had hoped not to have to deal with such issues—and she sure beat all odds at doing so!nEthel will be missed. 11/7/18nnWritten by Robin (Sherman?) Sylvia Plimack Mangold's cousin]]> This was the day before the estate sale at Eugene's. They were still setting up.]]> Peter and I met Lisa Thomas at Eugene's to go over the artwork for possible auction at Stair gallery in Hudson, NY (where Lisa works). Karen, ?, and Rene were at Eugene's setting up for the estate sale on the 16th.]]> Jodi came over to Eugene's to go over material in order to work on Eugene's website on Russo Fiorentino. I invited Tom and Joyce to come over and see which books they might like and possibly something else.]]> 1990-06-22 (roll date, image #10)]]> 1990-06-14 (roll date, image #8)]]> 2005-12-10 Eugene came here and then we went to dinner and the movies in Rhinebeck.]]> 2006-07-28 Eugene Carroll, , Friday Eugene came here and we went to Tivoli to meet Gary and Suzanne for dinner at Madalinr's Table. Afterwich we went to Bard to see the opera Genoveva.]]> 2006-03-20 Eugene Carroll, We went to Bardm to an antique store in Red Hook, to Calico's for dinner in Rhinebeck, and to Upstate Films in Rhinebeck to see Sophie Scholl.]]> 2007-12-26 Eugene Carroll, . I picked Eugene up and after we picked Cathy up at our house we headed to Rhinebeck. We went to Upstate Films to see Atonement and then to dinner at Osaka Japanese retaurant.]]> 2007-08-17 . Eugene Carroll, I picked Eugene up at his house and then we came back to get Catherine. First we went to dinner at the Madaline Hotel Restaurant in Tivoli. After that we went to a concert at Bard College, Elgar and the Salon.]]> 2009-07-13 Eugene Carroll, Monday. On Saturday Eugene came with us to Hannah's (Charlap) wedding. When we dropped him off at home he forgot and left his bag in our car. He came over to get it. We showed him the pond and had tea,]]> 1991-03-13 (roll date, image #4), visited with Innes Shoemaker (next entry)]]> Charlie and I met up with Joyce and Tom at Eugene's so that Joyce could pick up the dining room table that she bought and so that Tom could look through the books another time. Charlie carried the table out to their car. Susan Lerner met me there because I had to give her a check for the gardening work that she did between May and October. I brought some things home as well, and Charlie got some books.]]> I met them at Eugene's house, mostly so that Joyce could see if she wanted any of Elsie's clothes. She didn't want much. Tom acquired a game and a couple of other things. Judy got something. But I can't remember what.]]>