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I have had the pleasure of eating "crow" at Mass Maritime (My baseball Team lost to them 18 to 2). We were invited into the cafeteria for supper after the game. The food we ate was definately not crow though.

Count me in on the Forum Lunch

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Len Testa

The Friday Schedule has been posted:

http://uechi-ryu.com/camp2000/Friday_Camp2000.htm

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GEM

[This message has been edited by gmattson (edited July 24, 2000).]

Good agenda. The day is too short. BTW, what happenned to the 3-4 PM slot?

Rich C.

Lost it in the editing process. I was trying out a new publishing method by posting directly to the site from MS Excel. Thanks for telling me about it. Will fix it sometime tomorrow.

I'm looking forward to seeing everyone at lunch!
Raf

However, this year, Susan has been working with the chef at the Maritime Academy and promises a much improved menu. Check the camp2000 site for menu updates as well as the growing seminar schedule.

Last year, vegetarian options were very limited. So, here's one vote for improved vegetarian offerings.

Tim

Okay Tim, sit next to me. I'll give you my carrots if you give me your meat loaf!

Kevin

Tim: Does this mean you are going to be at camp for certain? And sit at the 'Forum' table?
Rich

Tim:
Susan promises a good selection of Vegetarian offerings.

BTW, the Pool will be open all three days this years for limited times. See camp200 site for details. If things work out (everyone behaves) next year we will have greater leeway.

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GEM

CANNONBALL!!!!!

So, as a frequent lurker and only occasional contributor, does that mean that if I attend this luncheon I have to sit a few feet away from the table and just get up and come over and nibble a little bit at a time? Doesn't matter! I too would like to put names and faces together. Please count me in.

Hutch

Hi Hutch,
Mary and I are going to have to hold a secret vote to see weather or not you can sit at the forums table with us. ( we all work out at the same do-jo)
Are you bringing your guitar to camp?
OK, you're in!
Lori M-D

Hutch, I can remember having to sit at the "sattelite" table as a child during meal time in group settings. I figure as long as you and I lay off the Hiaku poetry we should be okay...

Did anyone volunteer to make a sign yet?

Rich C. from Richmond

Rich, us "rowdy" Canadians are leaving in an hour this morning to make the trek. If George-sensei will provide the materials and providing I can still write when I get there, I would be happy to write up a sign....(spelling mistakes provided free of charge) ~grin~. SEE YA ALL AT CAMP!! WOO HOO!!!!!