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Tripoli Patterson
Tripoli Patterson is a pro surfer. He’s lived in Bali and New Zealand. He puts together fantastic exhibitions for artists he discovers in his travels. His tee-shirt line’s like Christopher Holland’s on acid. New York’s hipster elite love him. So too do older, more established gallery owners. Among the east end’s young wave riders, he is God. And he is only 24.

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Lobsters Bringing Me Back Home

lobsters at grosmans
[Playing with Crustaceans at Grosman's]

I can’t believe there was a time where I didn’t love lobster (around age 9 I believe).  Thank god that, (besides that one little mishap with the dish at Legal Seafoods in Boston in college), I have gotten over that phase of my life.  Lobsters are one of the best things the ocean has to offer us, and growing up in the middle of the country, they were quite the TREAT for me…

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lobsters in montauk

Each Christmas my Grandma Rita would order in hundreds of lobsters from the east coast for our ginormous family (my father is the oldest of 13!), which we would get to pick from. My dad has since carried on this infamous tradition in the Hruska household.  I couldn’t help but think of them both when I was at Grosman’s last week with Luigi Tadini, Claire, and Dan and Eben from Plum.  We were trying to guess the weight of these lucious lobsters as we got to pick them up at our choosing.

I was miles away from my grandparent’s farm in Ulysses, NE…but I felt closer to home than I have in a long time.

[The Battle Of The Lobster Rolls]

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July 3, 2008  @  11:30:05 pm By RACHELLE HRUSKA
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