I am so pleased! Now my son (who runs the sound at the Ottobar) will be
able to work without injuring his health. And I, who have developed an
allergy to cigarette smoke, will be able to enjoy, once again, going out
for happy hour or to hear good live music at places like the Haven. I'm
looking
I'm also pleased. Although I do not go to bars often, when I have gone,
the smoke has not made it the most pleasant experience. And when I
think about someone like Dana Reeve who never smoked but who nonetheless
died of lung cancer, I cannot ignore the dangers of second hand smoke to
people
Linda,
Kathleen and I went to The Haven for an event for Mary
and we rather enjoyed it, but the smoke was just awful.
It seemed there was more smoke the later it got. I think
we would go back if there were not smoke.
One time my parents and sister visited us, and we thought
we'd take them
Ditto for our experience last Friday in checking out Dizzy
Issie's (sp?) for the first time. Fastest in and out of a
place for Jeff and me due to the smoke--had to be a record.
Mariann
Linda,
Kathleen and I went to The Haven for an event for Mary
and we rather enjoyed it, but the smoke was
Going out in recent years at bars in Massachusetts and New York CIty was a
far more pleasant experience without the smoke. It's great that Baltimore has
finally caught on. But that is disapppointing about Jack. Did he give any
reason for his vote?
-Matthew
In a message dated 2/27/07
Jeff and I also had a terrific time--thank you to everyone
who put on the event! And special thanks to John Spurrier
for being such an excellent DJ in playing fun, danceable
music--you don't know how frustrating it can be in being
held hostage by an awful DJ who has no concept at all of
DANCE
