So Carrol - from your signature it sounds like I can have either an affordable massage or wellness, but not both? What a conundrum. Still here in lovely Spain. Pattie is somewhere over the US right now, on her way Madrid. I hope the captain is taking his medication!
Best, Pat Pat Ryan University of Oregon Dept. of Geological Sciences/Geophysics Eugene Oregon 97403 office 541-346-5875 / cell 541-554-7880 cpat@xxxxxxxxxxx Spain cellular: +34 671-933-653 Morocco cellular: +212 628-012-135 On May 17, 2012, at 10:02 AM, Carole Bennett wrote:
Hi, Thanks for your email. I agree about film themes, etc. Yes, 6:30 pm is great for viewing film and socializing/discussion. Enjoy your time in Ashland and taking Refuge! Happy travels, Carole Carole J. Bennett, MSW, LMT Affordable Massage for Wellness office (541) 485-1007 c- (541) 653-1412 --- On Tue, 5/15/12, Margaret Bayless <baylessm@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: From: Margaret Bayless <baylessm@xxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [kscnorthconnect] Movie night To: kscnorthconnect@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Tuesday, May 15, 2012, 12:56 PMDear film group: Let's watch "Eve and the Fire Horse" (if I can find it) on 6/14. I think it is around 90 minutes, which is a little long. But if we're going to watch films, we'll need to figure out how to give ourselves enough time for most films that are at least 80 minutes long and still have time for discussion.I'm suggesting arrival at 6:30 and film start at 6:45. If you need to come in later, we'll save a few seats to one side. I have plenty of food and tea left over from last time.After our first-night discussion, to honor different requests, let's have some nights be a film specifically dealing with Buddhism and others that are not strictly a Buddhist focus but have potential Buddhist themes that we can consider during discussion. Group members can decide on their attendance based on personal interest in the film to be shown.Suggestions are welcome. Margaret
