APPAMADA

Hannah Thornton

Where to park?

Hello! I would like to come to Zazen tomorrow, but I'm not sure where to park. I drove by the house on 38th street three time last weekend without coming to an answer :) Any advice?

Many thanks,

Hannah

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Peg Syverson Permalink Reply by Peg Syverson on February 8, 2010 at 8:49am
Dear Hannah-

First of all please make sure you are on 38th Street rather than 38 1/2 Street, the busy one. There is a split there at Red River between these two streets. There should be plenty of street parking available, but if not, there is a large parking lot that belongs to the restaurant on the frontage road of I-35 there at 38th St. You are welcome to park in their lot, which is about one and a half blocks from the house. I look forward to seeing you!

Peg

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Hannah Thornton Permalink Reply by Hannah Thornton on February 8, 2010 at 9:36am
That clears things up! I drove by 913 38 1/2 St four times and couldn't conjure up the courage to knock on the door. Very glad I didn't :)

Thank you so much for the assistance. I hope to see you soon.

Hannah

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