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Thirty-sixth Annual
Green River CollegeAuburn, Washington
May 3 - 4, 2019
Gemma BlackKeynote Speaker
Gemma Black is an artist, teacher and calligraphic-designer from Tasmania, Australia. She received a Winston Churchill Memorial Fellowship to study in Europe and is an Honoured Fellow and a Fellow of the Calligraphy & Lettering Arts Society, UK.
Gemma runs a successful studio practice and teaches for art, calligraphy, bookbinding and craft organizations across Australia. Gemma has also joined the faculty at international lettering-art conferences in Italy, Germany, the USA, Canada, Sweden and the UK. Her work is housed in private and public collections and is also repre-sented in the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, UK, the European Parliament, Letterform Archive San Francisco and Parliament House Canberra. Her major works for the Commonwealth Government include the Apology to Australia’s Indigenous People, the National Apology to the Forgotten Australians, the Former Child Migrants and the National Apology for Forced Adoption. A fourth manuscript, National Apology to Victims & Survivors of Institutional Sexual Abuse, has just been completed.
Gemma is a dynamic and informative teacher. To learn more about Gemma, visit www.gemmablack.com and/or watch a short video titled “The Mark Maker” at www.womenoftheisland.com
A Festival for Calligraphers & Lettering Artists
Session I 9 AM-11 AM
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with HB), eraser (Pentel click eraser is great), ruler, artist-quality colored pencils – one each of the primary and secondary colors: red, blue, yel-low, green, orange, violet, plus white (the 12-color Prismacolor basic set includes these, plus a few others). Optional supplies: bone folder, note-paper and pen or pencil for note taking, 4B graphite pencil, X-acto knife, small cutting mat, plus additional artist-quality colored pencils you may have. ($5)
Fraktur - 1BH1Brigitte HefferanAll levelsCome discover the gracious and gentle curves of this child of the Gothic script. After learning the basic letter-forms, we will create a “flutter” book to showcase our elegant letters. Some calligraphy experience helpful, but not required.Pen holder and broad-edged nibs: Mitchell #1,2,3 or Speedball or Brause equivalents, ink – black gouache or Moon Palace sumi or Higgins Eter-nal, palette, water container, bottle of water, 1/8" grid paper (Gilbert Bond), ruler, pencil, eraser, bone folder. ($3)What Works on Black – 1CI1Carrie ImaiAll levelsWant to put “Wow” into your letter-ing? Try working on black. You will be amazed at what works on black and how dramatic it can look. In this class you will learn not only all the
Most items are available from John Neal Booksellers, includ-ing teacher supply lists, and may be preordered by April 17th for pickup at LOJ.
Alphabeats Truncated – 1GB1 Gemma Black All levelsCome and explore how to develop an exciting rhythmic alphabet in its skel-etal form. From this we will learn the nuances of adding body and character to our letterforms. This class will be a great forerunner for any versal study. Layout, bond or marker paper, offcut of Fine Art paper (such as Arches text wove [Velin], hot press watercolor pa-per) you already have in cream, white or tan, small ruler, 0.5 mechanical pencil, kneaded and white erasers, dip pens such as Brause (recommended) or Mitchell small sizes 1mm, 3/4mm, black non-waterproof ink, such as ink stick & stone or Pelikan 4001, ink rags or paper towels, notebook. ($5)Letter Me This! Watercolor Lettering – 1JB1Janice Berkebile All levelsWe will explore a variety of approach-es for dynamic journal lettering! We will begin by working on san-serif let-ters, adding color, shadows and inline. Then we will play with ligatures and serifs. This lettering will heighten your design sense as well as add color and dimension to your journaling. Watercolor palette (if you don’t have one, there will be extras to share), round brushes 4 and 8 or 10, coldpress 9" x 12" ish 140 lb. watercolor paper (Arches, Fabriano, Fluid 100; artist grade paper, not student grade), bottle of water, water container (e.g., Faber Castell Clic & Go, foldable water pot), permanent black ink pens (Fa-ber Castell XS and 1.0 or Micron pen .05, Molotow Chrome pen 2mm, 4 mm (there will be some to share as well), HB graphite pencil, kneadable eraser, 12" ruler. ($5)Drawing Letterforms – 1KD1Kristen DotyAll levelsHone your drawing skills and cal-ligraphy by drawing letterforms with graphite and colored pencils.Graphite pencils – HB, 2B, pencil sharpener (hand-held or battery oper-ated), 0.5mm mechanical pencil with HB or B polymer lead (most come
different media that work on dark pa-per, but also how to prepare your pen to get the best results, and how to get gouache and metallics to go through your pen like “butta”!Speedball C-2 and C-3 pens, other pens of your choice, gouache colors (only if you have them), any metallic, pearlescent or iridescent paints you have already, 6-well plastic palette, mixing brush, water pot and rag or paper towels, scissors, X-acto knife and cutting mat, glue stick, bottle of water. ($5)Off the Shelf Letters – 1KM1 Katherine Malmsten All levelsA fun and funky alphabet, legible and good for envelopes, cards and (what I use it for) grocery store shelf signs. Basic lower case, then moving on to the capitals, layout and spacing, and bonus of built-up numerals that har-monize with it. Featured in “Bound & Lettered”!Parallel pens or broad-edged felt-tip pen such as Elegant Writer, Bullet Point Sharpie, bond paper. (no fee)Pointed-Brush Calligraphy – 1SP1Sally PenleyAll levelsCome join this class to learn how to use a pointed fiber-tipped brush to create beautiful (thick-and-thin) brush letters. You also will learn to create “faux calligraphy” for larger work, like posters. Brush lettering is fun and freeing, done with speed and spirit. 3 Tombow ABT Dual Brush pens in 1) black, 2) choice of color and 3) soft grey N71, pad of marker paper (e.g., Canson XL marker), fine Sharpie non-bleed black pen, pencil. (no fee)
Artwork by Gemma Black
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Hedi Kyle Fishbone Book – 1NR1Nan RobkinAll levelsThis is a fun structure that looks com-plicated but really is simple to make if you follow instructions carefully. You can use large sheets of practice paper if you have them.Sheet of text-weight or light-weight handmade paper, at least 20"x 30", sheet of heavier paper to make cover, at least 10"x12". 12"metal ruler, pencil, craft knife and extra blades, cutting mat at least 9"x12", glue stick. Optional: White pencil if using dark paper. ($3)
Calligraphy on Glass, Mir-rors, Metal and More – LS1Linda SchneiderAll levelsLearn how to personalize gifts like perfume bottles, picture frames, mir-rors, chalkboards and more for special events for friends, family and clients.Any brand of white small-tip acrylic marker and white Bistro chalk marker. Please bring the Liquid Chrome Mo-lotow 1mm marker – you will love it! May also bring any other paint mark-ers you already have, ruler, pencil and paper for thumbnail sketches. Op-tional: Please bring objects you would like to write on, like a small mirror, dark-colored glass or metal, any non-porous surface, something you have at home or you find at the Goodwill or Dollar Store. Bring extra fun objects for others to share if you would like. ($7)
The pre-registration for the all-event package is available only by mail. Lunch is included only through pre-registration. Deadline for pre-registration: April 26th. There are no refunds after that date, but the registration is transferable. The minimum age is 16. All refunds are subject to a $10 service fee. Re-turned checks are subject to a $20 service fee.
Class assignments will be made according to postmark date beginning March 15th (not by the date received).
Information and questions only (no registration): LOJ Chair Janice Hammock at [email protected] or for information, ques-tions and registration: Sue Gruhn [email protected].
Artwork by Gemma Black
Future Exhibit Opportunities for Calligraphers We encourage all members to enter their work in local exhibits: Arts of the Terrace, Mountlake Terrace (Sept. 21st - Oct. 5th; entry deadline Aug. 31st) at www.cityofmlt.com. Shoreline/Lake Forest Park makes frequent calls for artists at www.shorelinearts.net. Washington State Fair (formerly the Puyallup Fair) at www.thefair.com (Aug. 30th - Sept. 22nd; contact Terri Kru-ger at [email protected]). Watch the WOC website http://writeoncalligraphers.org for upcoming exhibit plans. These are great opportunities to show your work and to educate the public about calligraphy as a fine art.
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Session II 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM
Alphabeats Truncated – 2GB2 Gemma Black All levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsPlayful Pointed Pen – 2KB2Kathy BarkerAll LevelsLooking for ways to make your pointed pen even more fun and ex-pressive? In this class we will review the fundamentals of creating beautiful pointed-pen letterforms. Then we will explore ways to make our letters and flourishes have a contemporary flair. A miniature portfolio to display our lovely, playful letters will complete our class together. Please note: the ex-ercises in this class can be done with either a soft (6B) artist quality draw-ing pencil or a pointed pen.Straight pen holder and Nikko G nib, sumi ink in small container, 6B drawing pencil, 9" x 12" pad Canson Pro Layout Marker paper, hand-held pencil sharpener. ($5)The Magic of Parallel Pen – Beyond Letters! – 2SB2Suzie BeringerAll levelsIn this class you will explore some of the great design ideas that you can create using the Parallel Pen. You will be shown many different borders and designs along with some unique color mixing. This will be a fun and insight-ful class ... be prepared to walk away loving your Parallel Pen and its amaz-ing flexibility!6.0 Parallel Pen, watercolors, bottle of water, water pot, paper towels, 6-well palette, pencil, eraser, ruler, layout paper. ($3)Drawing Letterforms – 2KD2Kristen DotyAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for details Scavenged Design – 2GE2Gretchen EhrsamAll levelsWe will explore printing from unusual household objects for one-of-a-kind decorative papers. We will also com-plete some small projects.Favorite stamp pads (labeled with your name), basic tool kit. (no fee)
Fraktur – 2BH2 Brigitte HefferanAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsWhat Works on Black – 2CI2 Carrie ImaiAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsChopstick Sumi – 2KL2Kay Lewis All levelsUsing shaped chopsticks and “magic ink,” simple sumi-like forms will appear as we brush the ink line with water. Fun and easy technique for beginner to advanced artists. Bottle of water, water container, paper towels, pointed brush size #8 or what-ever you have already, pencil, eraser. ($5)Off the Shelf Letters – 2KM2 Katherine Malmsten All levelsSee Sesson 1 for details
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Pointed-Brush Calligraphy – 2SP2Sally PenleyAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsCalligraphy on Glass, Mirrors, Metal and More – 2LS2Linda SchneiderAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for details
Basic Supply List Pencil, eraser, notepaper, pen holder, nibs, ink, white bond paper, ruler, X-acto knife, scissors.
Fellow classroom students often share additional materials.
($) Materials fees paid to instruc-tor the day of class. Please have correct change.
See photographs of the class projects at the LOJ Event infor-mation page of our website: http://writeoncalligraphers.org/letters-of-joy/loj-event-information/
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Session III 3 PM-5 PM
Alphabeats Truncated – 3GB3 Gemma Black All levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsPlayful Pointed Pen – 3KB3Kathy BarkerAll LevelsSee Sesson 2 for detailsThe Magic of Parallel Pen - Beyond Letters! – 3SB3Suzie BeringerAll levelsSee Sesson 2 for detailsTeam Approach: Antiphonal School – 3JC3Jocelyn Curry and Rick Asher All levelsTime travel to a Spanish church ca. 1600 A.D. as choir director Rick Asher and calligrapher Jocelyn Curry analyze huge vellum manuscripts called an-tiphonals (they have 10 folios). Learn about the music, the notation, and the calligraphy – and try it all for yourself in class.
Walnut ink, bottle of water, water pot, paper towels or cloth, notebook. ($1)Drawing Letterforms – 3KD3Kristen DotyAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsScavenged Design – 3GE3Gretchen EhrsamAll levelsSee Sesson 2 for detailsBooks in the Round – Dare to be Not Square – 3SF3Selene FisherAll levelsAre you chafing under the tyranny of rectangular books? Come make a book based on circles. First, you’ll learn how to cut a circle in half and quarters without measuring(!). We’ll cover the outer boards, fold the interior pages to fit and glue them in. A closure will finish off.Bone folder, minimum 6" triangle (if you have one), cutting knife, cutting mat, pencil, straight edge, glue stick or your preferred adhesive, compass or dividers if you have one/them. ($6)
Pointed-Brush Calligraphy – 3SP3Sally PenleyAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for details Hedi Kyle Fishbone Book – 3NR3Nan RobkinAll levelsSee Sesson 1 for detailsThe Hebrew Alphabet - Then and Now – CS3Cathy ShiovitzAll levelsTime travel back to ancient days and learn a little bit of the history as we study the letters and shapes of the Hebrew alphabet. This alphabet style also has a contemporary quality and we will create a fun card to display our new knowledge. Basic supply list as well as larger pen nibs (speedball C-1 or C-2 or Mitchell 1 or 2), layout or grid paper, a few markers (any kind) for color embel-lishment, water bottle, water container, your favorite liquid glue (i.g., elmers, PVA). ($5)
SCRIBES’ TABLEThe Scribes’ Table has been a great place to sell your calligraphy, art work, paper products, and all things related to calligraphy for a paltry 10% commission. If you are a mem-ber of WOC or a teacher at LOJ, you are qualified to offer your treasured creations for sale. Where else will that ever happen? Over the years we have sold hand-decorated, quilted wall hangings with lettering, many, many cards, framed or matted art work, books, kits for paper projects, inkwells, bookmarks, lettered kitchen towels and handmade journals. To receive detailed information and an inventory sheet (which is mandatory), and your pricing code (so you get paid for the sales) contact Kay Lewis, Scribes’ Table coordinator. Extra inventory sheets will be available at LOJ for you late decision makers. Kay Lewis will respond to email with the words “Scribes’ Table” in the subject line at [email protected].
EXHIBITS Participants are encouraged to share
their artwork at LOJ. The grid display system will be mounted on the stage. All artwork must have a hanging wire for attachment to the grid. Books are not possible to display this year. Work can be for sale or NFS. Forms will be provided on site to identify each piece. For questions contact Janice Hammock [email protected], 206-322-5007 or 206-817-1617.
SILENT AUCTIONBring small donations to the WOC
general meeting on March 12th, or make arrangements for pickup with Lisa Tsang at [email protected] or Sharyn Sowell at [email protected].
VENDORSJohn Neal Bookseller is the
primary vendor at the 2019 Letters of Joy. JNB will be bringing a large selection of books and supplies to Green River College. Pre-ordered materials will be available for pickup at LOJ. Pre-order deadline is April 17th. Teacher supply lists are also available at JNB, see their website at www.johnnealbooks.com/ for details.
We are also happy to present Fran Strom Calligraphy, Timothy Leigh Pens and more.
Vendors are open during regular
event hours Friday evening and Saturday all day to participants and the general public.
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS Friday, May 3 Student Affairs & Sucess Center (SA) 5:30 PM - 7:00 PM
Registration is in the Student Affairs & Success Center building (SA) just outside Cascade Hall. Pre-registered guests pick up name badges and pro-gram. Guests for lecture and reception are welcome! There is a $5 fee for the evening program for unregistered guests. Vendors open, exhibit drop-off¸ and silent auction all within Cascade Hall.7:00 PM - 10:00 PM (SA) Welcome, Dewey Award presentation, refreshments and keynote address, “Looking Back, Looking Forward” by Gemma Black. Saturday, May 4 All Classes held in Salish Building (SH) 8:00 AM- 5:30 PM
8:00 Doors open for pre-registered guests. Registration for Saturday-only guests, hospitality, vendors, exhibits.
9:00 Session I classes begin.11:00 Session I classes end.11:00-12:30 Lunch. Lunch (in SA)
will be provided to those who pre-register for the all-event package by April 26th.
12:30 Session II classes begin. 2:30 Session II classes end. 2:30-3:00 Break. 3:00 Session III classes begin. 5:00 Session III classes end. 5:30 Doors close.
SINGLE EVENTSNo pre-registration. Please register and pay at the door. (SA)Friday evening presentation and reception (May 5) - $5Saturday classes - if available, (May 4). Lunch not included (available only with pre-registration): WOC Member - $110 Nonmember - $130Free admission on Saturday to the vendor and exhibit area. (SA)
GENERAL INFORMATIONJanice Hammock
206-817-1617 or [email protected]
Sue Gruhn [email protected]
Websitehttp://writeoncalligraphers.org/
Registration Mailing AddressLetters of Joy
14253 - 92nd Place NEKirkland, WA 98034-5149
VenueGreen River College
12401 SE 320th Street Auburn, WA 98092
SCHOLARSHIPSThree scholarships will be offered
to high school and college students, age 16 and over. Seattletters is also offering one scholarship to a high school and college student. To apply, send a letter in your everyday hand-writing stating why you would like to attend. Include your name, phone number, email address, where you attend school and how you will use the information. Mail or email to the addresses below.
Eight scholarships will be awarded to qualifying teachers. Teacher Schol-arship applications are on our website: http://writeoncalligraphers.org/.
For questions contact Sue Gruhn, 425-821-3164 or [email protected].
Applications must be received by April 8, 2019. Send your application to Sue Gruhn, attn: LOJ Scholarships, 14253 - 92nd Place NE, Kirkland, WA 98034-5149. Or email [email protected]. We would appreciate each person awarded a scholarship writing a short article for the Write On Calligraphers newsletter.
CLASSESSixteen experienced instructors will
be teaching a wide variety of classes. Most classes are small; register on or after March 15th.
RAFFLEBill Henderson Scholarship Fund
raffle tickets are $1 each or six for $5. The prizes are:
A five-night stay at The Pines, Sun-river, Oregon; a one-year subscription to Letter Arts Review and two one-year memberships to WOC. Purchase tickets at LOJ, or include a check and the tickets with your LOJ registra-tion. Raffle tickets are also available at http://writeoncalligraphers.org/. Sim-ply print them out, and mail or bring them to LOJ. (Pre-printed forms will also be available at the WOC table).
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Information and questions only (no registration): LOJ Chair Janice Hammock [email protected] or Sue Gruhn [email protected].
Basic Supply List Pencil, eraser, notepaper, pen holder, nibs, ink, white bond paper, ruler, X-acto knife, scissors.
Fellow classroom students often share additional materials.
($) Materials fees paid to instruc-tor the day of class. Please have correct change.
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4 Enumclaw Campus– Located at 1414 Griffin Avenue
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Northbound1. Take Highway 18 East toward Auburn / North Bend. 2. Take the SE 304th Street exit toward SE 312th Street. 3. Turn right onto SE 304th Street. (SE 304th Street becomes 132nd Avenue SE.) 4. Stay Straight to go onto 132nd Way SE. (132nd Way SE becomes SE 312th Street.) 5. Turn left onto 124th Avenue SE. 6. Turn left onto SE 320th Street.
2 Auburn CenterLocated at 1221 D St. NE1. Take Highway 18 East toward Auburn.2. Take Hwy 167 North.3. Take the 15th St NW exit4. Turn right onto 15th St NW.5. Turn right onto D St NE.
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Letters of Joy has moved to an-other location this year: Green River College in Auburn, WA. All of our activities will be located in just two buildings: The Student Affairs & Success Center (SA) and Salish Hall (SH). LOJ registration, lecture, lunch, vendors and silent auctions will hap-pen in the SA. All classes will be held in the SH.
Participants should enter through the East Entrance Park and park free in P13, P8 or P10. Walk up Mathews Way, go up the stairs to the back en-trance of the SA building.
Free disabled parking is located in P8, located between Holman Library (HL) and Mel Lindbloom Student Union (SU). Proceed to the front entrance of the SA. The main campus map shows accessible walkways and entrances: https://www.greenriver.edu/campus/welcome-desk/main-campus-map/Green River College has Health Department rules which do not allow outside food brought in to be shared with others. Snacks and meals will be provided to LOJ participants through Spectra, the campus catering service.
1 Main Campus, Auburn 12401 SE 320th Street, Auburn WA 98092
Southbound1. Take Hwy 167 South toward Kent /Auburn. 2. Take the 15th Street NW exit. Turn left onto
15th Street NW. (15th Street NW becomes Harvey Road.)
3. Turn left onto 8th Street NE. 4. Turn right onto 105th Place SE. Follow road
to top of hill to SE 320th.
Northbound1. Take Highway 18 East toward Auburn /
North Bend. 2. Take the SE 304th Street exit toward SE
312th Street. 3. Turn right onto SE 304th Street. (SE 304th
Street becomes 132nd Avenue SE.) 4. Stay Straight to go onto 132nd Way SE.
(132nd Way SE becomes SE 312th Street.) 5. Turn left onto 124th Avenue SE. 6. Turn left onto SE 320th Street.
P13, P8 or P10 - Participant free parking P8, P12 or P16 - Accessible Parking
SA - Student Affairs & Success Center (Keynote, Auction, Vendors, Lunch)SH - Salish Building (All classrooms)
Thirty-Sixth Annual
A Festival for Calligraphers and Lettering Artists
Sponsored by Write On Calligraphers
May 3 & 4, 2019
Green River College
Student Affairs & Success Center building (SA)
Map courtesy of Jocelyn Curry
WOC Membersq$110 for All-Event Packageq$140 for All-Event Package and WOC renewal membership for
2019/20. ($145 U.S. for Canadians) Nonmembersq$130 for All-Event Packageq$140 for All-Event Package and WOC membership for 2019/20. ($145 U.S. for Canadians)qPlease check here and return this form if you want to remain on the
LOJ mailing list, especially if you are unable to attend this year.
Make checks* payable to Write On Calligraphers. Mail payment, in U.S funds, with completed form to:
Letters of Joy 14253 92nd Place NE Kirkland, WA 98034-5149
*This year you have the option to pay for LOJ with Paypal. Please note that you will still need to mail in the Pre-registration form.If you have a Paypal account, click on the SEND MONEY TO field and enter [email protected]. Enter the amount of money you want to send to WOC.Then confirm the payment method and click SEND PAYMENT NOW.
Class assignments will be made according to postmark date begin-ning March 15th (not by the date received).
Mail on or after March 15th. Registrations postmarked earlier than March 15th go to the bottom of the inkwell. I am willing to volunteer: q Friday PM q Saturday PM
LOJ has asked for goodies in the past, but our new venue does not allow outside food. Thank you for your past generosity.
SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3
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Name ______________________________________________________Address ____________________________________________________City/State/Zip+4 _____________________________________________Phone_________________ e-mail_______________________________
We will substitute classes if all your choices are full.
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ALL EVENT PRE- REGISTRATION
FORMMay 3 & 4, 2019
Green River CollegeMail on or after March 15th, not before.
Box Lunch Please make your lunch selection from the following choices. Mark ONE box. List specific allergies in the space provided.All sandwich box lunches include pasta salad, whole fruit, chips, cookie, and bottled water.q Classic turkey and cheese: Thin sliced turkey with cheddar cheese, lettuce, tomato, Bermuda onions; on whole wheat.q Roast beef wrap: Roast beef, Swiss cheese, lettuce, tomato with caramel-ized onion aioli; on garlic herb wrap.q Mediterranean wrap [V]: Hum-mus, lettuce, tomato, onion, cucumber, roasted red peppers, bean sprouts, shredded carrots, feta cheese; on spin-ach wrap.q Roasted vegetable focaccia [V ][Vegan]: Oven-roasted zucchini, roast-ed red peppers, red onions, tomato, with sun-dried tomato-olive tapenade; on herbed focaccia bread.
The salad box lunch includes rustic bread & butter, cookie and bottled water.q Green River chopped salad [GF]: Sliced chicken and salami with chopped romaine and iceberg lettuce, cucumbers, tomatoes, chickpeas, feta cheese, toasted sunflower seeds, Ital-ian vinaigrette.[V] = vegetarian [GF] = gluten-free
Allergy/ies
Please note that you may bring your own food if you have aller-gies or dietary restrictions, but it must be for personal use and not to share.
For Office Use Only!
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