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Ann Arbor Pen Posse: November 12

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A2P2 meets again on Sunday, November 12, at 2pm


at ABC's Corner Brewery, 720 Norris St, Ypsilanti


October's meetup was a blast! Looking forward to seeing everyone again soon and hearing about your Ohio Pen Show adventures.


We meet on the second Sunday of every month. All are welcome! Please join us.



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I am interested in your pen group. I stopped by the Corner Brewery yesterday at 2:10 PM. I did not see any signs of the A2P2 group meeting. I then asked both the bartender and a waiter where you met up and neither one knew of the group. I saw a sign for the UCON Game group to the right of the entry door. How does a new person find A2P2 at the Corner Brewery?

 

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Sorry we missed you. There were 10 of us there. On the left when you walked in - near the corner. No sign. Just lots of pens, ink, and paper scattered about the two tables.

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Hello there!

I hope this is not offensive to post here but I wanted to extend an invitation to all A2P2 members in case you are interested in a meet-up in Detroit!

 

Hi Everyone!

Time is flying and the date for our first Detroit Pen Meet-up is fast approaching! This Friday, October 20th, we will meet at PenzDetroiT ( 333 Fort Street ) between 6-7pm. The shop is staying open late for this event. Alex has some new items as well as a stunning collection of Estate Pens, some new in box! From there... we will possibly make our way to the DIA if anyone is interested. Please forward this information to any friends that may be like minded as this is our first gathering and I am hoping it will be a monthly event!! It would be great if we could have an approximate idea of how many people will be attending so if you are able to RSVP here it would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks you,

Nicole Dube

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Is ABC the usual place, now? When will the next one be?

 

Not sure I can make this one due to my return flight from Germany.

 

Ken Freeman

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