I found this beautiful and poignant song while googling my old favorite local Boulder musician Maya Dorn. I remember her playing around Boulder and just loving her music, and not sure what happened to her. I think this song really sums up the current feeling. It may have some strong language in it, and may not be appropriate for all audiences.

Ok- meanwhile back at the ranch....

We have a new donation site to guide folks towards. We are trying to avoid setting up yet another GoFundMe type thing of our own for simplicity sake, and this one has been well vetted and passes muster.

Community Foundation Boulder County

Yesterday River Bear Meats dropped off a pallet of amazing meat ranging from wagu beef to turkeys to pastrami. We'll be incorporating this into our meals this week. Huge appreciation to Justin and Frog from River Bear. Love those guys.

I am meeting with Justin of Conscious Alliance this evening when we drop off food for first reposers at their HQ. Still game planning the most efficient way to be of service at the moment. If you need food, go to any Moxie and just tell them you need food and it is on the house.

I want to appreciate my home team at Moxie Louisville for enduring a ridiculous amount of pressure and stress with the current situation. I often march forward quickly and my team has to do in immense amount of heavy lifting (like transporting a huge amount of dishes multiple times a day to our Boulder kitchen to wash or working long hours with little time off due to covid call outs).

On the bright front, Nick Forster and I are scheming up some music to liven spirits and raise money. Lots of great ideas and great musicians have already volunteered their time and song...stay tuned...

Also - we are short staffed and are looking for a bread baker (ideally with strong kitchen experience, and a sandwich maker). Let me know if that is you!

Thank you,

Andy

What in the actual?

Epiphany!

Moxie Update