Date: Fri, 28 May 2004 07:11:02 -0700 (PDT)
To: chicagoravioli@yahoo.com
You all just make me proud to be a girl!
-Saffie
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To: chicagoravioli@yahoo.com
Subject: i heart u
Date: Sat, 01 May 2004 21:03:27 +0300
good s**t -
i heart u.
site was precious.
keep them going if you can.
bye bye
-L |
Input
from our sign-in book at our Ravioli Celebration on April 30th.
“Here’s to the most nutritious ravioli Chicago (heck
– the world) has ever seen : ) ”
“FUN”
“Good things…good things”
“Right on!”
“F-ING SWEET!”
“A scrumptious urban guerilla are-fare [sic] treat! Absolutely
awesome the someone is challenging people to be inquisitive and
interact with their environment through the medium of art. We thought
ours was the coolest thing!” - Nadia and Dan
“Thanks for all your Hard [sic] work!” – Matt
Hanner |
Date: Thu, 29
Apr 2004 11:06:05 -0700 (PDT)
Subject: comments
To: chicagoravioli@yahoo.com
Personally, I like my ravioli stuffed with artichoke
and tofu ricotta, swimming in a rich marinara sauce.
But, I find the Chicago Ravioli a delicious dish. My
palette must be reaching for new flavors... |
Date: Wed, 21
Apr 2004 22:40:11 EDT
Subject: found one!
To: chicagoravioli@yahoo.com
Hello, Ravioli Project.
Yes, I pay attention to my surroundings. Two years ago I sold my car
and now I walk everywhere, which is the best way to keep up on things.
It's a kind of surveillance as well as mode of transport and exercise.
I picked up the ravioli someone placed in the
traffic circle at Balmoral and Glenwood in Andersonville on Saturday
the 17th. It was afternoon and I was walking home from my church after
practicing the organ for a couple of hours. The bright pink caught
my eye as I crossed the street so I went to investigate. I stood for
a few minutes on the traffic circle debating whether to pick it up,
and then figured that whatever it was, it was meant for me. Then I
took it home and opened it up at the kitchen table. That night I went
to hear the Brahms German Requiem at Northwestern Univ and I brought
the ravioli along to show my friends. We went through everything again
in the lobby of Pick-Staiger Hall. What a curious and wonderful assemblage!
A couple days later I saw another pieces of another ravioli strewn
across the front lawn of an apartment building on Balmoral. I felt
shocked because I knew the value of the items, and I wanted to rescue
them. But I didn't. I suppose neglect and indifference (on the part
of the person who tossed everything) are also valid responses in this
project. Congratulations, best wishes and I hope to make the party
on the 30th.
Anne B.
Andersonville musician, writer, and resident |
Date: Tue, 20
Apr 2004 09:19:54 -0500
To: "Chicago Ravioli Project" <chicagoravioli@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Ravioli Online
Wow, what a great site! Looking forward to finding something along
life's path...
cheers,
JC |
To: "Chicago
Ravioli Project" <chicagoravioli@yahoo.com>
Subject: Re: Ravioli Online
Date: Mon, 19 Apr 2004 22:11:28 -0400
yo!
that's super freakin cool....
! |
To: "Chicago
Ravioli Project" <chicagoravioli@yahoo.com>
Date: Sat, 17 Apr 2004 13:20:53 -0500
Subject: tasty
hey raviolis...
i just thought i would share my ravioli encounters...
first, i was pleasantly surprised by a package on my front door when
i
got home from work last night. thank you!
second, i went running this morning and saw two raviolis around wicker
park...one on division and another on the fence around the park. how
fun and surprising to encounter them while huffing & puffing for
2
miles around my neighborhood!
good job!
b. |
Date: Fri, 16
Apr 2004 18:36:07 -0500
Subject: The Chicago Ravioli Project
To: chicagoravioli@yahoo.com
r-r-r-rrr it's Fri night, ...I wonder want's opening [sic] in the
hood?!
m-m-m-mmm ...what's this?!, ...there is ART hanging all over Division
Street ...far out!!
Division St. is ART!!…
-chuck
PS: Nice piece of work, ...by the way!!! |
