From: Gary S. Gevisser
Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 10:22 AM
To: Glyka
Cc: rest

Subject: RE: Next Symposium {:}...cau·ter·ize...{:}

Please do your best to stop by remember this party will likely go on to well beyond midnight.

Sebastian Capella, my wife’s art professor who is an absolute delight is one person who I can assure u will make it all worthwhile, Sebastian while being able to make a rather good living as a one of a kind incredible artist-painter never lost the professor in him, the ability to teach.

Recently I picked up somewhere something along the lines of there being a connection between Greek mythology and the Bible which the Gentile world refer to as the Old Testament, us Jews only knowing of one Bible.

I can’t be quite certain whether I was just dreaming or perhaps your husband Harry, quite the Middle Eastern Professor when giving me a tutorial on Alexander the Great translating the Bible from Hebrew into Greek facilitating the rapid dispersion of the disciples’ teachings mentioned something along these lines, my sense is that the good spirits within the 2 of u will be revealed upon gazing at some of Sebastian’s greatest works of art including the rendering of the Roman Coliseum built some 200 years before Christ in his hometown of Sagunto, Spain, more and more of those in tune with inner workings of the universe having painstakingly examined in the greatest detail not so boring stuff like Einstein’s “Mind of G-D” increasing realizing that there is no number beyond the number 1 when it comes to answering the all important question of “How many coincidences does it take before it is no longer a coincidence?”, Pythagoras increasingly being understood thanks to the Digital Age, a G-D-Send, as having “nailed it” with his Number is the essence of all things, good or evil, just beginning to complete the “Ball” E-mail I started last Wednesday to the prospective buyers of our Ccrest Bed & Breakfast Café in Minehead, England.

If not now then when...?

Gary

-----Original Message-----
From: Glyka
Sent: Saturday, October 02, 2004 8:10 AM
To: gsg@sellnext.com
Subject: Re: Next Symposium {:}...cau·ter·ize...{:}

Dear Gary,

    Thank you so much for your kind invitation.  We have a few commitments this weekend, but we'll try to stop by, though it looks iffy at this point.

Have a wonderful party; looks like it will be another goregous day in Del Mar.

Ariadne