First (dis-)Organizational Meeting - Tomorrow!
Let's give this a shot: I'm going to try to get the first meeting to see where we want to take this project and how to get there tomorrow evening at 7pm. That's Tuesday, January 13, 2009.
We'll meet at my shop at Just Works, 419 Amherst St. in Nashua, NH. This is on Rt. 101A, just (300 feet down 101A) to the West of Exit 8 on the Everett Turnpike. It is in the plaza with Domino's Pizza across from "Building 19".
7pm. Ish.
I'll provide internet access, projector, sound, and popcorn for snacks. If you want anything else, feel free to bring it or order it from Domino's.
Everyone is welcome to attend. With this short notice, I don't expect a huge crowd. We'll have more meetings so don't worry too much if you miss this one. Definitely let me know if you'd be interested in helping out if you cannot make it tomorrow. We *might* even be able to conference call someone in if you're really interested but can't make it. Let me know if you would like to do that. (warning though: My speakerphone is pretty crappy... but it does work.)
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We'll meet at my shop at Just Works, 419 Amherst St. in Nashua, NH. This is on Rt. 101A, just (300 feet down 101A) to the West of Exit 8 on the Everett Turnpike. It is in the plaza with Domino's Pizza across from "Building 19".
7pm. Ish.
I'll provide internet access, projector, sound, and popcorn for snacks. If you want anything else, feel free to bring it or order it from Domino's.
Everyone is welcome to attend. With this short notice, I don't expect a huge crowd. We'll have more meetings so don't worry too much if you miss this one. Definitely let me know if you'd be interested in helping out if you cannot make it tomorrow. We *might* even be able to conference call someone in if you're really interested but can't make it. Let me know if you would like to do that. (warning though: My speakerphone is pretty crappy... but it does work.)
Originally published at New England Pagan Land Project.
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