I called Sears because our freezer in the upstairs refrigerator broke. We had to throw away tons of food, both raw and prepared (by Cathy [Murphy]) this was weeks ago, but it took us a while to get a appointment. The person I spoke to at Sears told me I had no warranty, so I said "Send him anyway". About two days ago I got a call from Sears asking me if I wanted to renew our service contract. I said, we have one? The woman said we did and it will expire early next week. I renewed our service contract for the next three years. Dave came over this afternoon and said we need a new compressor. He said it would be very expensive. Then I told him we had a service contract, he said there was no sign of it on our paperwork, and that I would have to call and straighten it out. Then make a new appointment and he would have to come back almost as if he never came over in the first place. Then we could deal with the compressor. I was instructed to wait til the next morning to call, so that what happened would be reflected on his paperwork. Hopefully you will see Dave on this site in a few weeks.]]> We went to Rosemary to see her newly finished paintings (which were very good) and the four of us had Kentucky Fried Chicken and Rosemary made southern potato salad and sliced tomatoes & lettuce to go with it. David and Rosemary took us home.,Previously in caption: 1974-07-09 (roll date, image #16)]]> 1978-06-23 . David Campbell 1 of 3. David Campbell, Michael and Gail Mazur,Tuesday (Michael knew Judy Hoos and we knew of him. Some time ago we got a postcard from him and later went to a get together at his, and Gail's house in North Cambridge. David we knew a little from his shows at the Bowery gallery, both on the Bowery and on Green Street. We received an announcement about a show he was having this summer at the city hall in Boston. We went to the opening and saw him there) They came over for dessert. I made Le Marley, a French strawberry short cake and we had fruit and cheese. We looked at work.]]> David (who wrote down his last name for me which I preceded to lose) was canvassing for Democratic Primary Congressional Candidate Jeff Beal. We had a good talk and by the end since I wasn't sure who I was going to vote for I decided to vote for Jeff Beal. Despite what was said by some people I thought IF he won he would be a long shot to beat Faso. Which I thought was very important, but nonetheless.]]> Catherine (Murphy) and I went down to the city so Catherine could get a haircut from Olivier and go to her galley, Peter Freeman. We also went around to see some shows. We, as we often do, drove around and took turns going in to see shows. At the David Hume exhibition, I ran into David Cohen, taking his students around to galleries. There might be more information added when I hear back from David.]]> 2006-08-25 David Cohen and Susanna Coffey, , David Cohen, Susanna Coffey. David came up to do a studiop visit with me. Susanna came up with him. We had lunch and visited our studios. Rena Fogal and Anne Bogart were scheduled to come by for a visit on their way down from Anne's house further upstate (see next entry, also see Groups, Tea at Our house, 8/25.06). After tea I brought David and Susanna to vassar to go the the museum, see Benjamin Busch's exhibition of photographs and look around. After we got back the four of us went to Tom Nozkowski and Joyce Robin's house for dinner (see Groups, Dinner at Tom and Joyce's 8/25/06).]]> David had recently had a book of his writings published by Periscope Pree. Gloria Kury is the publisher for the press and Geoff designed the book, titled Blind Handshake. The panel was held at the School of Visual Arts. After the panel, we went out to dinner (see next entry). See the previous two entries.]]> David had recently had a book of his writings published by Periscope Press. Gloria Kury is the publisher for the press and Geoff designed the book, titled Blind Handshake. The panel was held at the School of Visual Arts. After the panel, we went out to dinner. See the previous entry and the following entry.]]> David had recently had a book of his writings published by Periscope Pree. Gloria Kury is the publisher for the press and Geoff designed the book, titled Blind Handshake. The panel was held at the School of Visual Arts. After the panel we went out to dinner. See the next two entries.]]> Dinner at Lemon Grass restaurant in Poughkeepsie following David Humphrey's lecture at Vassar College. See the following three entries.]]> Dinner at Lemon Grass restaurant in Poughkeepsie following David Humphrey's lecture at Vassar College. See the previous entry and the following two entries.]]> Dinner at Lemon Grass restaurant in Poughkeepsie following David Humphrey's lecture at Vassar College. See the previous two entries and the following entry.]]> Dinner at Lemon Grass restaurant in Poughkeepsie following David Humphrey's lecture at Vassar College. See the previous three entries.]]> October, 1984 David Jelineck. (roll date, image #3)]]> We (Catherine, Ben and me, had gone to see David McCullough's lecture on John Adams and ran into Ilene and her family there. The lecture was at the Vassar College Chapel.]]> I went to the gallery to meet with Cecily and Roy about my upcoming exhibition. I brought about 40 of the 100 Most Popular Colors drawing series to see if they would be up for showing them. They were very enthusiastic and we finalized that the show exhibit would be this October.]]> We visited the gallery to speak with Roy and Cecily about my work.]]> There was an opeing of an exhibition of Robert Andrew Parker Illustrated Books. I was also having an exhibition at the same time called Utopia Parkway: A Photograph Portrait of Joseph Cornell. I wasn't having an opening for my show, but thought I should be at the gallery, just in case someone didn't understand that.]]> Davis and Langdale Gallery, NYC. We brought Eugene down to see my show at D&L. First we dropped Cathy (Catherine Murphy) off at a doctor's office, then to D&L. Lois Dodd came in while we were there and we all went upstairs to visit. After we met back up with Cathy we went to lunch and then to a couple of exhibits and then to Rackstraw Downes book at the Betty Cunningham Gallery.]]> We went down to NYC so I could photograph the gallery (Davis and Langdale) before it closed for good. After we went out for a midday meal, we went to Rackstraw Downes' opening at The Betty Cunningham Gallery. See the next five entries.]]> Dawn is a case manager certified home care at MidHudson Regional Hospital. She came to see Cathy (Murphy) after one of Cathy's knee operations.]]> Central Hudson sent subcontractor to cut down two trees that were dead and near the power lines. They did a good job generally. They left the main trucks, which they said they could do anything with them because they weren't supposed to and suggested I call Central Hudson to ask about this. I did and it seems as if they will send people to take care fo the trucks, hopefully.]]> 2014-7-1, Tuesday, dean delivered wood from Williams Lumber. Dean got to our house about 7:30 on what turned out to be a very busy day.]]> We all met at Vassar to sign the papers for the closing of the sale of Eugene Carroll's house to Vassar College. Peter and I are the co-executors of Eugene's will. Eugene died May 16, 2016, and we finally got to the point where we can do the closing on the house. Eugene "owned" a lease-hold house on the campus at Vassar College.]]> Dinner at Alumni House, Vassar College. Once or twice a year there is an event at Vassar College called, The Dean's Intellectual Buffet. It consists of a panel of Vassar faculty brought together under the umbrella of a topic. This panel was called the Virtual Sandbox and was focused on teaching with technology, specific endeavors, intellectual and pedagogical results. The faculty give presentations followed by questions. After the questions everyone goes into the next room for drinks and a continuation of the various discussions that have ensued. Then a buffet dinner follows. Tom Ellman was a participant in the program. Pictured are my dinner table companions.]]> Death of Captain Cook, 72 x 90, acrylic and oil on canvas]]> Deb at Groliers, 2006]]> 1988-05-05 (roll date, image #4). Laura Kaufman]]> This date is approximate, it is in a file called : 8-22-89 to 10-12-89]]> The date is approximate, it is from a file dated: 8-22-89 to 10-12-89]]> Deborah's opening at the Pearl Arts Gallery, 3572 Main Street, Stone Ridge, NY. Sydney told me that she and Mark were moving to Nova Scotia. Chrissy owns the Pearl Arts Gallery.]]> 1989-06-01 (roll date, image #2)]]> 1983-12-10 #1 (roll date)]]> 1983-12-10 #2 (roll date)]]> Guggenheim Museum Bathroom, There to see Helma af Klint]]> Bathroom in Starbucks, Yonkers, NY, Pit Stop]]>