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See me and my book this Saturday!

6/21/2017

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This Saturday, June 24, 2017, I'll have a booth at Arlington Alive, the arts fair in Arlington Center, Massachusetts! I'll be there from 11 AM to 4 PM, the entire duration of the fair. I'll have a draft copy of my book available to see and postcard flyers to take with you if you want. During that time, I'll be reading passages from the book around 12:30 and 2:30 PM. So come by and see me, see the book, chat, hang out, see the other booths and activities that will be there.

Now for some important details:

The event is sponsored by Arlington Center for the Arts. The event is free and open to the public. 
You do not need to RSVP and you do not need a ticket to attend. It's outdoors and the weather is predicted to be sunny and nice, although rain is predicted for the night before, so the streets could be wet and there may be lingering clouds in the morning.

​If you need to set your GPS to a specific address, go to 327 Broadway, Arlington MA 02474 (the Starbucks on the corner of Broadway, Mass. Ave. and Medford Street). If you are driving, I recommend that you proceed down Medford Street about 100 feet and turn left to enter the connector road (technically, Park Terrace) to the Russell Common parking lot. Or just park on a street nearby. There are parking meters in the area, so I'm not sure how long you can park. The Russell Common parking area has a parking permit machine, and it's only 50 cents per hour, so that's cheaper than the meters. I'm not sure if there will be a waiver for the day in that lot, to accommodate fair goers. The MBTA 77 and 350 busses pass through that area, so that's an option.
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    I'm a social activist who still needs to pay the mortgage, eat, and do the laundry.  But, more than that, I'm a love activist.  I want to make life better without having to say there's anything wrong with it now.

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