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The next meeting of the Pittsburgh Pen club will be April 20 (the week after Easter) at Fourth Presbyterian Church - 5450 Friendship Ave. in Pittsburgh. A big thank you to Eric Amundson for arranging this venue. There is parking in front of the Montessori school on Friendship on the opposite side of the street from the church.

I hope to see you all there around 7PM on the 20th!
Joshua Sasmor
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Looking forward to it! And have new toys to show off. :thumbup: :bunny01:

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

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Thursday April 20?

 

Just checking because I thought they were always on Wednesdays.

 

(I can do Thursday no problem)

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Thursday April 20?

 

Just checking because I thought they were always on Wednesdays.

 

(I can do Thursday no problem)

 

Yup, this one is on Thursday.

(We tried some meetings on Tuesday nights at the Panera in Bakery Square, but got squished into a back corner at the only tables *not* taken up by the local Mah Jongg club....)

Ruth Morrisson aka inkstainedruth

"It's very nice, but frankly, when I signed that list for a P-51, what I had in mind was a fountain pen."

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I missed it also.

It was last Wednesday at the church.

There was an E-mail that morning but I was gone by then.

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There were a number of emails before last Wednesday.

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There were a number of emails before last Wednesday.

 

Yep...Found them in the Junk folder.

 

I don't know how they got there but it solves the mystery.

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There were a number of emails before last Wednesday.

Drat, never got any. Oh well, maybe next month.

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