alankulwicki7
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What do you do when your favorite restaurant closes after 62 years in business? 
You know, the one that you've been frequenting on a regular basis since 1983 :biggrin:
You know, the one that has the best chicken wings and subs around :biggrin:
You know, that little dive bar/restaurant with great service and great food :biggrin:
You know, that restaurant in the building with 4 other restaurants that total 110 years of service that's being torn down for a 26 story apartment building.
Yes, that one. The Big 10 in Stadium Village by the University of Minnesota.
You talk to the owners and acquire some wood from the bar before they demolish the place Then you get a custom coin/insert made and make a bunch of items for the owners to sell at their other location.
That's what you do (or at least what I did)!
So far, I've made 30 sets of coasters, 20 bottle openers and 15 wine stoppers. The order is all packaged up and ready to go but I took a few pictures of some items I will be selling!
You know, the one that you've been frequenting on a regular basis since 1983 :biggrin:
You know, the one that has the best chicken wings and subs around :biggrin:
You know, that little dive bar/restaurant with great service and great food :biggrin:
You know, that restaurant in the building with 4 other restaurants that total 110 years of service that's being torn down for a 26 story apartment building.
Yes, that one. The Big 10 in Stadium Village by the University of Minnesota.
You talk to the owners and acquire some wood from the bar before they demolish the place Then you get a custom coin/insert made and make a bunch of items for the owners to sell at their other location.
That's what you do (or at least what I did)!
So far, I've made 30 sets of coasters, 20 bottle openers and 15 wine stoppers. The order is all packaged up and ready to go but I took a few pictures of some items I will be selling!
