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Busy Week

Actually, it's been a  busy couple weeks. Between soccer with Sarah on Saturday, Polo event on Governor's Island on Sunday and A Tribe Called Quest Documentary on Monday, I needed a break last night. Not to worry, I will get to all those blogs cause you know I took pics. But tonight was pretty cool and I need to get these pics to some peeps so I thought I would go ahead and post it. I went to a book signing up near the Park at Simple Shoes for Shaun Tomson. Do you know Shaun Tomson? If you were as into surfing in the 80's as I was, you know exactly who he is. I remember plastering pictures of him from the surfing mags all over my wall when I was in Junior High School. The book is called Surfer's Code: 12 Simple Lessons for Riding Through Life. He was on hand to graciously sign copies and chat with all the people who came out. Really nice guy I might add.



Surfing Legend Shaun Tomson talking about his book.


Friends Alison Meltzer and Pat Conlon with Shaun


Shaun signing my books.


Me and Shaun 

Go get this book kids, it has some words of wisdom for surfer's and non surfers alike.

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