Paul Simon: Still crazy (and now retired from touring) after all these years.
September loves
Seeing Paul Simon’s farewell tour at the BB&T.
Artists like Paul Simon are rare…poets, musicians, whose words and music define our culture and leave an indelible mark. We felt privileged to be there. He played all the classics and some of the new gems too.
Happy hour at Senor Burrito and running into the wonderful Trish Jacobson.
Boca Lead’s new season with the amazing Pastor Mitchell. The topic: “Difficult Conversations” in front of a record crowd. Amazing program. Check it out. I’m beginning October by having lunch with the Pastor and another one of my favorites: Karen Granger.
Seeing the Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary and Juliet, Naked at Cinemark Boca.
Meeting the wonderful team at 4 Kids a great job-profit that’s coming to Delray. They already serve our kids now they will have a physical presence at The Arbors in Delray.
Lunch and laughter at Papas Tapas with Ingrid Kennemer and Scott Porten. Very few know the Delray commercial real estate market as well as Ingrid.
The start of a new NFL season at Duffy’s with my best bud Scott Savodnik and Jason Spaide.
Seeing all of the Delray ATP stars excel at the US open. Marin Cilic, Juan Martin Del Potro (finalist), Kei Nishikori, one Bryan Brother and Frances Tiafoe all had great opens.
But the highlight was Delray’s own Coco Gauff winning the girls doubles title with Catherine McNally.
Breakfast at Boca’s venerable Tom Sawyer with a long time friend Sharon Patterson.
Lunch with some Delray greats at Cabana El Rey…
Viewing the “sizzle” reel for a new TV show featuring my friend Eric Roby, former Channel 12 anchor. Stay tuned, I think Eric’s got a winner.
Eating lunch at the bar of Madison’s in Boca. Great all day happy hour menu check it out.
David Byrne at the Fillmore. Wonderful show. Unique artist. While in South Beach check out Cibo and if you can make it a weekend we recommend a stay at the Marriott Stanton.
Sardinia Ristorante is a gem. Fresh mozzarella, a great bar, attentive service and unique food. A great addition.
The Abe and Louie Salad—hard to beat.
Jessica Del Vecchio, Boca’s economic development director is a great asset for her city. It’s a pleasure to partner with her as part of the Boca Newspaper.
Have a wonderful October!
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