[muglo] Re: Thursday meeting

Hi Everyone
I will in fact be bringing coffee this time for all to enjoy..


Thank You,

Terry Genereaux
terry.genereaux@xxxxxxxxxxxx




On 20-Jun-07, at 1:25 PM, Doug Bale wrote:

> It's been asked whether the Landon library branch has a policy on
> people bringing coffee, cookies and such to meetings there. I finally
> got the definitive answer yesterday: they're fine with it. If anyone's
> in the mood to be inside baking on such a beautiful day, feel free . .
> .
>
> The most important thing to bring Thursday evening is a laptop, if you
> have one. There won't be a projector available; the branch has one,  
> but
> it costs twice as much to rent as the room does (an argument in favour
> of the more distant Westmount branch, if theirs is free). However, if
> we have several laptops set up, we can all follow a single demo
> simultaneously (Joe Nolan has kindly offered to give us "a little
> tap-dance" on iMovie and YouTube) and break into smaller groups later
> to delve into some of the other varied interests members have. I'll be
> happy to muck about a bit in InDesign and Photoshop with anybody  
> new to
> those programs, or equally happy to look on and learn more about them
> if someone like Shawn shows up who clearly knows far more.
>
> For those unfamiliar with Wortley Village but interested in hanging  
> out
> after the meeting, The Little Red Roaster is just a block north,  
> across
> the street, and the Wortley Roadhouse is just a block south, also on
> the other side, for something possibly more stimulating than caffeine.
>
> Again, it's tomorrow night, Thursday, downstairs in the OSCO Room of
> the Fred Landon library branch, 167 Wortley Rd., between Bruce Street
> and Elmwood Avenue. For bus users, two routes go virtually past the
> door: the No. 4, Oxford East, and the No. 15, Westmount.
> We have the place from 7 till 9, but they'll start getting closing- 
> time
> fidgets about 8:30, so we might want to adjourn across the road with
> any still-unfinished issues at that point.
>
> (OSCO, by the way, stands for Old South Community Organization. I just
> had to ask. Don't you feel better, now that you know?)
>
> See you there.
>
> Doug Bale
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