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November '15 Ann Arbor Pen Posse On Sunday, Nov 22Nd............

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Hello Friends,

I have been scarce on the forum because I spent the months of September and October getting some medical procedures. So, how about we meet on Sunday, Nov the 22nd? We would also like to give our friend Sam a good, friendly send-off as he has to move from Michigan for family reasons.

We will meet at 2pm, at the same place, ie, the Sweetwaters Cafe on Plymouth Road, in Ann Arbor.

 

The address is as follows: Sweetwaters Coffee at the Plymouth Road Crossings

3393 Plymouth Road

Ann Arbor, Mi-48105

 

There is ample free parking outside the Cafe. Feel free to email me at : sidss1AT gmailDOTcom, if you have any questions.

 

Hope to see everyone there!!!!!!:):)

-Sid

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I am obviously in :D Thanks Sid :thumbup:

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"A fountain pen with a bad nib is like a Ferrari with a flat tyre..." - Brian Gray, Edison pens

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I will put in a good word with my friends who own a few between them... and one of them might be selling if you are interested :)

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Bump, the meeting is this weekend peeps, hope to see you there :)

Sam O

"A fountain pen with a bad nib is like a Ferrari with a flat tyre..." - Brian Gray, Edison pens

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Even though I love to drive in the snow... the 4"+ on the tree limbs outside my window are telling me I won't be in A2 tomorrow...

Sam O you're sure you want to leave the mitten now? ; ) (it was such a beautiful autumn > two days ago ; )

Sorry are paths won't cross. I planned to bring a Snoopy pen for your little one. If that's not beyond your packing-to-leave limits, and have a PO box, I can slip it in the mail before you're on your way?

 

http://www.freesmileys.org/emoticons/emoticon-animal-007.gif~Hi! fountain pen enthusiast here~

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FYI, I will still be there :)

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Even though I love to drive in the snow... the 4"+ on the tree limbs outside my window are telling me I won't be in A2 tomorrow...

Sam O you're sure you want to leave the mitten now? ; ) (it was such a beautiful autumn > two days ago ; )

Sorry are paths won't cross. I planned to bring a Snoopy pen for your little one. If that's not beyond your packing-to-leave limits, and have a PO box, I can slip it in the mail before you're on your way?

I tried to send you a PM but it failed... Any way I can send you a message?

Sam O

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Hello to the Ann Arbor Pen Posse! It was great to meet all of you at the November meeting.

 

Are any other meetings planned? Or, have I (the horror! the horror!) missed one,

 

Bear regards,

 

Kenspens

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Sid and I talked about picking a date for the next one but we seem to have fallen down on the job! Got a preference?

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We'll be out of town on the 28th, and I probably have to work on the 6th of March (don't have the schedule yet, but the first Sunday of the month is my usual day). Of course, if either of those days is best for everyone else, go for it. :)

 

Jenny

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Jenny, Martin, Keith and others- I am putting up a post for the next Pen Posse meeting in March.

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