A bit of Brasil in Santa Cruz before meeting my friend from Tokyo.

06/11/2005

A bit of Brasil in Santa Cruz before meeting my friend from Tokyo.

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Visiting Santa Cruz to see Belinda, a dear friend with whom I worked at the IMF in TOKYO. Her daughter just graduated from UCSC. I've never met Belinda's daughter & son, so this is special to meet her family...here in SANTA CRUZ, far away from Tokyo.

Now having lunch at a BRASILIAN Cafe before meeting up with Belinda. INTERNATIONAL!

Latitude: 36.967533111572266
Longitude: -122.03922271728516
Altitude: -1.8M

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Jun 11, 2005 3:09:00 PM

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Fort Mason Transcription by Chuck Swenson: (I've been saving my digital pen paper because I was running low, but got more. So I'm back to writing. Yay!) We're at Fort Mason for a Long Now Lecture Series. Tonight is about Modern Medieval Cities. On our way, we saw a Segway gang, lined up like ducklings. Neat. Then we checked out the sailboats since Dav starts sailing lessons next week.

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Kokochi

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06/11/2005