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Re: SCORE!
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Mon, 31 Jul 2000 13:10:52 GMT
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Hi Bianca,
I doubt that I would have any problem with a dog wandering during our
meeting, as long as he was reasonably well-behaved, and didn't enjoy eating
Lego.  I have a 110 pound dog myself, and enjoy having dogs around quite a
bit.  Other people may have a problem with the dander, though.  If anyone in
our group has a problem with dog allergies, then they would probably have a
problem meeting at my house also. Our dog is very much a member of our
household, sitting on the loveseat, with his paws over the back and his chin
on the windowsill, watching the street in front of our house. :-)

I would just like to take this opportunity to again thank Chris Weeks and
his wife for the extra effort that they put into cleaning up the room that
we used as a meeting room.  I do occasionally have a problem with cats, but
I suffered very little during our meeting, and I even petted some of the
cats as they wandered by during the course of the meeting.  I like cats, but
my lungs can only take them for a short time usually.  Thanks again, Chris.

As for getting more things accomplished at our meetings, one thing that we
should do is register a domain name before someone else does.  It would be
nice to have a time during the meeting when people can bring out items they
have to trade.  I don't think it should dominate the meetings, however.

-Andy Lynch


----- Original Message -----
From: "Bianca Nebab" <brgn@worldnet.att.net>
To: <lugnet.org.us.gardenslug@lugnet.com>
Sent: Sunday, July 30, 2000 8:37 PM
Subject: Re: SCORE!


I can also offer the finished basement of my family house, which could
probably handle a meeting for about 8 people or so comfortably (less if • they
are all into trains :-), with a max of about 13.  As far as that goes, I'm
in central NJ, about 1 hour to 1:15 from Philly and 45 minutes - 1:20 from
Manhattan, depending on traffic, with lots of highway access.  We have a
housecat who would rather be put down than have any contact whatsoever • with
strangers, but a major caveat is our (friendly, non-dangerous) 50-lb
*long-haired* housedog who follows me around everywhere I go--I could • always
lock him up for a few hours, though it would probably damage our
relationship for awhile, and that wouldn't get rid of the pet dander.
Anyway, I am very willing to travel and will still be in the NJ area at
least through the end of the year.  AFAIK, I can make any of the dates in
the next couple months that people mentioned and should have my own • vehicle
in a few days so travel will not be a problem for me.  As for content of • the
next meeting, I enjoyed meeting everyone for the first but because I had • to
leave early, I didn't feel like I accomplished much besides having a bit • of
fun. Fun is important and I personally hope will be the main goal of this
LUG, but I would like to have more than just casual get-togethers at the
meetings--the 2 can be combined, Shirley?  Perhaps we could focus the
meeting and speed up discussion of organizational matters by thinking of • the
content of a website for GardenSLUG (I think LJ volunteered her husband to
write one up, anyway...?).  Then we would need to think a bit more about
content without having to have a real "formal" business meeting (which • would
be pretty boring IMO) since brainstorming and playing with our bricks can • be
done simultaneously, kind of how the last meeting naturally evolved, just • a
bit too slowly for me to take advantage--it sounds like a lot more was • done
after I left (which I'll try not to take personally :-p).  One specific
thing for the next meeting I'd really be interested in discussing is • coming
up with a mechanism for trades and services of that nature for the future.
binky
--
Motoslave Garage: http://home.att.net/~brgn/motoslave/index.htm
LEGO(R) trade list:
http://home.att.net/~brgn/motoslave/collections/L-trade/trade-list.htm



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(...) Me too. Nice dogs are nice. (Much like people.) (...) No problem. Actually, that's usually their room, but I moved a bed and the cat tree out before putting the HEPA air filter in. And as a correction on what I said before the meeting, our (...) (24 years ago, 31-Jul-00, to lugnet.org.us.gardenslug)

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I can also offer the finished basement of my family house, which could probably handle a meeting for about 8 people or so comfortably (less if they are all into trains :-), with a max of about 13. As far as that goes, I'm in central NJ, about 1 hour (...) (24 years ago, 31-Jul-00, to lugnet.org.us.gardenslug)

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