by Think In The Morning | Apr 19, 2016 | Sea Gull |
Clifford came with the restaurant. He traded errands and odd jobs for food. He could have afforded to pay cash but the Sea Gull was his home and nobody paid cash for food at home. Ice cream and butter were cheaper at Safeway, so Clifford toted them down on his way...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 17, 2016 | Sea Gull, Words |
Excerpts From The Cult of the Buffalo (originally written around 1978) by Mitchell Zucker Any resemblance of the characters in this story to actual characters is not only unintentional and coincidental but also reprehensible. The Royal vacuum sucked up the night’s...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 16, 2016 | Sea Gull |
In June 2015 Jennifer Linley Taylor organized an auction and show of Sea Gull Cellar Bar Napkin Art at the Mendocino Art Center. You can read more and view other pictures and links HERE. You can find more on the Sea Gull Paintings HERE. And, visit the Food Page for...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 15, 2016 | Sea Gull |
EXCERPT ‘A Mid-summers Night’s Dream’ The people of Mendocino and the regulars at the Sea Gull were not my only unrequited love affairs. It was my belief that I belonged here. True, I knew Antonia and her family when I arrived, but I moved to the...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 14, 2016 | Sea Gull |
We had our share of strange folks in and out of the Sea Gull. Cat Woman (see Eleanor Cooney’s excellent article on p. 64-5 at this link), Mat-head, Radio Man, and a flasher who always arrived wearing a black trench coat and sat in a booth in the back of the dining...
by Think In The Morning | Apr 11, 2016 | Sea Gull |
“My first body of work was in 1976, painting the 12 Fairy Tale portraits of 150 Mendocino locals for The Sea Gull Restaurant and Cellar Bar,” explains James Maxwell. The paintings were completed between 1976 and 1986. “The Sea Gull paintings...
