Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Maybe it was turning 40, or having my third child, or breaking free of corporate life to start my own business. I wanted to get back in touch with my Deerfield roots – find out what folks are up to, and just possibly help others to reconnect as well.
And while we're all curious to see how old friends are doing, I suspect and hope that we'll also discover new friends along the way, as Chuck and I already have.
Let's hear from each other. Send us photos, notes and links about you and others. Tell us about your families and your lives.
This is our forum. Enjoy it!
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Matt Fox
Tim Kirker
Le Chef entre nous...
Bistrot Zinc
1131 N State St.
Chicago
312-337-1131
“Your classic neighborhood bistro” is a “quiet getaway” just “a few paces from the hubbub of Rush Street”, where the “good take on standard” French food and “charming atmosphere” (an “authentic zinc bar”) serve up “a little bit of Paris in the Gold Coast”; P.S. contributors compliment the “outstanding child-friendly weekend brunch.” -- Zagat
Bistrot Zinc
1131 N State St.
Chicago
312-337-1131
“Your classic neighborhood bistro” is a “quiet getaway” just “a few paces from the hubbub of Rush Street”, where the “good take on standard” French food and “charming atmosphere” (an “authentic zinc bar”) serve up “a little bit of Paris in the Gold Coast”; P.S. contributors compliment the “outstanding child-friendly weekend brunch.” -- Zagat
Bradley Geist
Dylan Prime
62 Laight St.
(Greenwich St.)
New York City
212-334-4783
“Not your grandpa’s steakhouse”, this “suave” TriBeCa version goes well beyond red meat as it attracts “suits” and “young singles” with its first-class fare, “solicitous” service and a next-door “bar scene that’s a blast”... -- Zagat
62 Laight St.
(Greenwich St.)
New York City
212-334-4783
“Not your grandpa’s steakhouse”, this “suave” TriBeCa version goes well beyond red meat as it attracts “suits” and “young singles” with its first-class fare, “solicitous” service and a next-door “bar scene that’s a blast”... -- Zagat
3 comments:
Hey Syd-
Terrific work on the blog! Wanted to start things off with a Deerfield Class of 1985 trivia question.
Who was the first member of the Class of 1985 to earn a varsity letter and in what sport did he earn it?
All members of the class of 1985 are eligible to participate except for the answer to our question. Winner gets a free gift certificate to Pizza Patch in Greenfield (ie "The Greek")! [Warning the degree of difficulty on this question is 9.5 on a scale of 1 to 10 (10 being the hardest).]
Chuckie B
Brian Jurek-Football
Hey Jon-
Great to hear from you. Hope you are doing well.
Thanks for taking a stab at the trivia question. Unfortunately, while Brian is an excellent guess, he is not the first in our class to letter. Brian's first letter actually was spring of freshman year in track if I am not mistaken. He then went on to letter in football and hockey sophomore year. There are actually two people in our class who lettered earlier that year--one in the fall and one in the winter. We are looking for the one in the fall.
Thanks again for participating.
Chuck
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