SassyPants

A friend and I were actually talking about rooftop gardens and community co-ops a few days ago, and we both said we'd be extremely interested in getting involved. I really do think such things would, as stated by all previous posts, help local communities in soooo many ways, especially poorer ones who are finding it a bit difficult to buy produce at the store due to rising costs. I really hope the city approves that bill, especially if it is the first one like it in the US. Cleveland seems to be starting on an upswing, and I think the eco route is definitely the way to get us from being "The Mistake on the Lake" to the REAL forest city.

Thanks much Two! Despite repeated lazerings it has stuck with me since high school :mrgreen:

In the words of the Bunkers "Those were the daaaaays" lol!

So, my friend and I were out and about in Ohio City a few weekends ago, debating whether to go to Great Lakes for some Eliot Ness or Bar Cento for some Dubel when we walked by Talkies and noticed a poster board up in their window. It was advertising a free showing of a comedy TV pilot ("A Guy Walks into a Bar") done by a local guy. Since we couldn't decide what beer we wanted to drink yet, we ended up checking it out. I must say I was rather entertained! Not only was the coffee delish (try the "Shirley Temple") the show was so funny! There were 2 versions actually - let me tell you, my friends, I shed some tears of laughter and my buddy said he almost peed his pants. Anyway, the whole point to this is that I found out there is another free showing at Talkies on May 3 @ 6:00 that is completely open to the public. I'm definitely going, especially since I also found out that NBC/Universal is interested in the show! Yep. It's not too often you can say "I knew that show when"! Pretty cool, eh?