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  • What: Signing and discussion

  • Where: Aspen Drive Library, 701 Aspen Drive, Vernon Hills IL

  • When: Thursday, May 23rd, 7-8pm

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 Albuquerque, NM!  Thursday, June 20 

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  • Where: Bookworks, 4022 Rio Grande NW, Albuquerque

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 New Jersey!  June 29th: 

  • What: Signing and Discussion

  • Where: Booktowne, 171 Main Street, Manasquan NJ

  • When: June 29th, 11 a.m. 

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 Philadelphia!  June 29

  • What: Signing and Discussion

  • Where: Towne Book Center, Collegeville

  • When: June 29th, 4 p.m.

June 30:

  • What: Cake Baking Class!

  • Where: COOK, Philadelphia

  • When: June 30, 2pm

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 Seattle! July 13 and 14 (Sat and Sun)

  • What: Urban Craft Uprising!

  • Where: Seattle Center, Seattle!

  • When: July 13 and 14, 11-5pm (I believe)

 

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Sunday
Jun192011

Seeking Sweetness: Daily Snapshot, Cuppie 2.0 From the CakeSpy Archives

CakeSpy Note: if you follow me on facebook or Twitter, you probably know I'm partial to observing (and sometimes adding) sweetness in the natural world and urban landscape. Here's where I post a daily feel-good photo or image, for no particular reason other than to showcase these sweet little nothings, in hopes that they'll make you smile.

Now, here's a piece of sweet art from the archives! While excavating my collection of college-era artwork, I found what can only be described as "Cuppie 2.0" - an early drawing, circa 2001, which is early evidence of my future-CakeSpy self! It's sort of like looking at the Tracey Ullman-era Simpsons, where the characters are slightly less refined, no?

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