Oh, well
Dear Editor:
Becoming involved in a recent event in Aspen as a volunteer has turned out to be a bittersweet experience. I was proud to be asked to be part of the event. That is the sweet part.
A big thanks to all of the businesses that showed support by hanging posters. Your support made the event a success.
For the many, many of you who have asked why I was not there: It seems there was a communication breakdown. I was never invited to attend the event.
These things happen.
Harry Temple III
Basalt
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