Are you ready for a December to remember? I know I am. I am actually ready
for 2021 with the hope that the new year brings some relief from this crazy
COVID-19 menace. So, at this time and in lieu of our holding a regular club
meeting, our December activity will be the Christmas Dinner Party on Sunday,
December 13, 2020, 5:00pm at the Santa Fe Cattle Company, 2520 Music Valley
Drive near Opryland. We have reserved the meeting room we usually hold the
monthly club meeting in and they will set up the dining tables to
comfortably and safely accommodate our group. Plan to order off the menu
and you will pay your own bill including gratuity.
Besides the dinner and jovial conversation, we will hold our traditional
gift exchange. In true white elephant style, the gift you select during
your turn can be picked off by others up to two more times before it is
safe. Gift value should be $20 minimum and it should be something you would
want to keep yourself. There will be men's gifts and ladies gifts. Men
wrap red and women wrap green (suggested).
For planning purposes and so I can notify the restaurant in advance for
set-up, please let me know if you plan to attend and how many will be in
your group. If you reply to this email know that it is a Reply to All
situation no matter what. If you prefer to reply only to me then send a
separate email to mattfeehery@xxxxxxxxxxx <mailto:mattfeehery@xxxxxxxxxxx> .
Thanks to everyone who attended the November meeting. We had a good turnout
and a great time. The slate of MCCC officers presented was voted in by
acclamation. All are returning for a second term with one exception:
Charlene Kittel graciously agreed to serve as Secretary. As follows, your
2021 club officers will be:
President - Matt Feehery
Vice President - OB Stewart
Treasurer - Randy Miles
Officer At Large - John Hausman
Secretary - Charlene Kittel
If you have a Corvair, drive it. Enjoy the weather while you can.
Yesterday was a beautiful, sunny, cool day, perfect for some rear-engine,
air-cooled fun. I took advantage of the cooperative weather and drove my
green Corsa along the winding roads in the hills south of Nolensville.
Stay safe and stay well: mask up, social distance (I would say "space out"
but that has too many '60s & '70s connotations!), wash your hands, you know
the rest.
Happy motoring.
Matt
