Leila Anasazi
Custom Leaf-spring Suspension - big rigs and little ones

St. Louis Spring Company

• http://saintlouisspring.com/
• http://theSeattleBlog.com/

I write. I prod. I encourage. I laugh.

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  From Dominique Johns

  Given on Tue Mar 18, 2008.

  Rules.
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  From Justin Baker

  Given on Fri Jan 25, 2008.

  Leila is an unchained spirit. While we may not always agree, that's a good thing.

  Her wit cuts like...[more]

  Leila is an unchained spirit. While we may not always agree, that's a good thing.

  Her wit cuts like a razor blade..believe me it has made me bleed a time or two..but after i wake up it's like surgery i really needed and suddenly i am all better.:)

  I respect you girl. Need i say more?   [less]
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  From Patricia Taran

  Given on Mon Nov 19, 2007.

  I recently attended Leila's superb event about networking in a unique and fun way. We all sat around and interacting...[more]

  I recently attended Leila's superb event about networking in a unique and fun way. We all sat around and interacting while the Chef showed us how to make shortbread cookies. It was wonderful meeting in such a warm and cozy environment and Leila surely is a CLASS ACT with lovely wines, snacks and a roaring fire nearby. I look forward to her next event!   [less]
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  From daman singh

  Given on Tue Nov 13, 2007.

  I like your style, amazingly means your presentation is great, especially what Leila does Congrats.

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Leila's blog: Ordinary Beauty

• Todd Rundgren, July 9, 2008 - The Triple Door, Seattle, WA

  Okay. Perhaps I’ve been a little too hard on the FANS, lumping all FANS together, when really only some of them are aptly labeled “stagnant”. I mean, some people really just are passionate about music and musicians. With all due respect I ought to acknowledge that. So. We had amazing seats at the show tonight. Inches [...]

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• Todd Rundgren - July 8, 2008, Aladdin Theater, Portland, OR

  My husband has been demoted from the category of FAN. See, I didn’t really know what a FAN was until encountering the crowd at the Todd Rundgren show last night. I’m just a little out of the loop on this aging rock star, aging FAN thing. For example, in the audience last night there was “Rick” [...]

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• men and music (and math)

  I have always been attracted to geeks and dorks (defining “dork” as a geek with artistic tendencies). With only a few exceptions, the men I have loved have been musicians or scientists (or both). Dominique, who invented a new approach to division and taught himself how to play drums. Dr. John, ER doc with guitars [...]

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