Chowda This World

Soup Exchange
I know weekends almost always seem to fly by, but this one… wow!

Saturday: Our neighbor and friend, Pam, took Jack, Cyd and me to breakfast at The Dolphin at the very tip on the Wharf. We checked out the free membership day at MakersFactory (3D printing and lazer cutting!) and then wandered around downtown, talking to shops about First Fridays. We then did some grocery shopping and cooking for our “soup swap” on Sunday. Jack and his mom made some delicious corn chowder and minestrone, and I made some labels!

Sunday: Soup Swap at our new friends’, Jess & Brian’s, place. We ate, drank, mingled and walked away with a ton of great soups; I’m eager to try them all! It’s a really fun idea for a party, and we’re very much looking forward to the next one!

About Jules

Born and raised in Atlanta, GA (though you wouldn't guess it from my lack on Southern accent). I am a graphic designer and artist.

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4 Responses to Chowda This World

  1. DonalH January 23, 2012 at 6:47 pm #

    You’ve got somebody in Santa Cruz doing 3D printing! That’s pretty cutting edge.

    • Jules January 24, 2012 at 3:58 pm #

      Pretty cool, huh? Jon wants to take a class with you next time you’re in town!

  2. Fran Henry January 25, 2012 at 4:44 pm #

    Like your labels!

  3. Jack January 31, 2012 at 11:19 am #

    The soup swap was a lot of fun, we are just now wrapping up the last of the soups we picked.

    @DonalH, 3D printing and laser cutting. Julie’s work is already advanced, and I think that having a Makers Factory available will be able to take some of Julie’s work to even the next level, I am sure she is going to design some really really out of this world work.

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