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Showing posts with label Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts. Show all posts

Saturday, June 13, 2009

Heart Of Gold Jewelers


Our little gallery


















Dear Readers,

We are very excited and happy to let you all know that our new store and gallery, Heart of Gold Jewelers, is now open for business.

We will be having a Grand Opening event on Friday, June 26, from 7-9pm and we invite you to join us for food and fun!
Our location is 2634 N. 48th St in the University Place neighborhood in Lincoln, Nebraska USA.

The building we are in is called Studioville and there is lots of parking in the back. Regular hours are Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday 10am-5pm and Thursday Noon til 8pm.
We have our original jewelry as well as the work of several other potters, jewelers and photographers and we also do repairs and will be doing some jewelry classes.
Please come see our gallery and tell all your friends and families.

Charles, Deb & Toni Yost

June 13, 2009
http://heartofgoldjewelers.blogspot.com/
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Monday, July 28, 2008

Travel In San Francisco













Duboce Park Cafe sign
Santorini
SF CA

We had a sweet little trip to San Francisco for our daughter Toni's birthday and crammed a lot of sightseeing into 3 short days. Today finds us tired and jet-laggy.


We flew out of Omaha, leaving our car in the long-term parking, and got into SF about 2:30 p.m. or so their time. We took a shuttle straight to the hotel and then walked up to Union Square, got a espresso (Deb) and a coffee(Charlie) and admired the cool, sunny SF weather and the bustling cosmopolitan multi-raced multi-aged throngs of people.


Next, after a rest at the hotel for a few minutes, we walked up to Toni’s school up in the Phelan Building; The Revere Academy of Jewelry Arts, and saw the place, met her teachers and the director of the school, Alan Revere. Very nice people & lovely school.

Then since it was her birthday we walked to a restaurant nearby (Santorini) which she picked out for her birthday dinner. Very good food and quite cute to boot. I had California cuisine however even though I love Greek food, I felt obliged to have CA style food my first night in SF.

Then we walked back to our hotel and Toni visited a while then it was time to rest. The next day we arose early, grabbed breakfast at the hotel café “Little Joe’s” and then off to adventure. We took a streetcar to Duboce Park, which is where we lived when we met back in 1975. The corner store where we used to get It’s Its ice cream sandwiches (yumm) has been turned into a coffee bar and the park has been turned into a dog run park but it was much as remembered after 33 years and 20 Steiner Street, where we met in seminary, was still there and actually looked pretty good. Nobody was home when I knocked to see if we could give Toni a peep inside, probably just as well.


to be continued...