

THIS PICTURE SPEAKS FOR ITSELF!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Refreshments are served throughout the game, and all this for only $8; less than the price of a movie ticket and more entertaining; especially if your result is decent. All level of players are invited, including beginners. There is no better way to learn bridge than to play better players. It is humbling, but a great learning experience. For reservations you can contact Margaret at motominosky@comcast.net or call 941-223-3712.


Now playing at Burns Court...THE EAST.....a suspenseful and provocative espionage thriller from acclaimed writer-director Zal Batmanglij, it is one of the best INDEPENDENT films of the year with an A+ cast and creatively unfolding plot that keeps you riveted until the very end. As will ALL Burns movies, I recommend use of the free head sets offered at concession stand to totally hear the dialogue, as acoustics in theatres leaves alot to be desired.
Not only did Nik Wallenda survive his Grand Canyon Walk last week, he helped create tremendous awareness for SARASOTA and Nathan Benderson Park. I can smell a 2017 event. Congratulations to a talented showman and promoter. Wallenda will be honored with a ticker tape parade Friday preceeding the boat parade. Starting at 7pm it starts at U.S.301 and Main and ends at Gulfstream. Nik will also be on Discovery at 8 tonight commenting on his walk as he watches it again.
Contributor, Marcia Clark, recently helped a friend inexpensively furnish a rental property. After visiting several thrift and consignment shops in SARASOTA she files this report ..."Women's Resource Center on Pineapple is a popular location, but their prices are not all that great......Goodwill on 17th Street can really be a bargain if you hit it right....Fabulous Finds has a large variety and it is displayed well. Prices are good...Change a Life in the 2000 block of Cattleman has variety and reasonable prices...Habitat for Humanity with two locations has plenty of merchandise.....Iverson's is upscale for these types of stores, but expensive as well...Simon's on Stickney Point Road had less inventory than most, but fair prices..."
My own experience is hit and miss. Depending on when you visit these shops you could find a gem as we did with a mirror at Habitat. I also love to negotiate, no price listed is the final price. Make an offer....you have nothing to lose by doing so...."Is this your best price?"

I have heard from some of you who do not always agree with me. I appreciate the feedback and would love to include your comments in future blogs. Please email jfox1043@comcast.net and with your permission I will include in the blog.
So many to thank this week....Tracy for her talents as proof reader and editor, Debbie Y for her restaurant review (more next week...new restaurants seem like a weekly occurrence) Marcia and a new contributor Debbie H. Happy Anniversary to my daughter and son-in-law, Cathi and Scott Finkelstein! Have a great day.
The picture below is of Manny the happy Blackhawk dog/fan.........
JIM
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