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The Philly show is this weekend and I know there is another thread but I wanted to start this one to be sure everyone here knows that if they go there are Limited Edition Fountain Pen Day bookmarks being given out when you walk in.

 

I thought I would be able to be there one of the days but I won't unless something drastic happens at work. So I called Bert Oser today to let him know I was shipping the 2,000 bookmarks to the front desk of the hotel.

 

Any who, should you go be sure to take some pictures for us all to see and make sure you get a 2015 Philadelphia Pen Show Bookmark

 

http://i880.photobucket.com/albums/ac10/thevaporcafe/FD1E4ACE-927B-40CD-BD2C-1057983B4284_zpssq7gtc5f.jpg

 

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I do not think I will be able to make it so I guess I will miss out on the cool bookmarks! Unless they will be at the Little Rock show.

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I will attend Saturday. Nothing specific on the shopping list at the moment, but you never know when the moment might catch me.

 

Where would one go to get a great Philly Cheesesteak from the hotel?

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I will attend Saturday. Nothing specific on the shopping list at the moment, but you never know when the moment might catch me.

 

Where would one go to get a great Philly Cheesesteak from the hotel?

exactly!

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If you want lunch in Philly walk down to the Reading Terminal Market. You will be able to choose from a wide variety of foods. Just ask anyone in the hotel how to get there.

It's about 5 blocks East of the hotel.

To Zaphod: I snagged you a bookmark!

PM me and I will mail one to you.

 

 

Cheers all.

Be Happy, work at it. Namaste

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