Julia Graham
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Date: 9/21/02 10:29 AM Hi all -- I'm a Boston-area member and would love to host a potluck some evening. Well, probably a potluck/fashion show! It's such fun to see the pictures of what everyone's sewed, but there seem to be a lot of us in this area and it would be great to meet in person. I know some people have met up a few times and are heading north for fabric shopping. I live on the south edge of Boston, in Hyde Park; it's between JP, Dedham, Canton, and Milton -- very easy to get to from Rt 95/128. North isn't always easy for me. So if there's a more southerly group, I'd love to host something or meet somewhere. Anyone?? |
Deepika
  
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Date: 9/21/02 10:40 AM Julia, I am IN!!! ------ - Deepika
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Diana Lawton
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Date: 9/21/02 10:43 AM Great idea, Julia!
It sounds like our group is spread out all over the Boston area, so there's a good chance that if someone has difficulty getting to a certain location then another member can help out. I'm up in the northwest suburbs, as are a couple other members, but I'm always happy to carpool. 
Julia, we're going on our 2nd fabric crawl next weekend to Fabric Fix in NH. I know that's a long way for you, but any chance you can make it? The more the merrier.  |
Erin S
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Date: 9/21/02 10:52 AM Julia, Is this a potluck that includes S.O.s? Where they could eat and grumble about sewing, or is this a sewists only? Either way is fine, just curious. |
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Date: 9/21/02 11:03 AM Count me in! I'm in Burlington, but I grew up in JP, so I know the area pretty well, and I'd love to get together with folks! I've been sewing so long, and it's always been a solitary pleasure, but I would love to make it more sociable!
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Julia Graham
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Date: 9/21/02 2:16 PM Yay!! I'm excited about this! Erin, I'd love to have SO's. My dear accommodating husband is good at helping move parties along smoothly -- I'm sure non-sewists can find things to talk about. We've had a maximum of about 25 people here for dinner. That did not, of course, involve all of them sitting at a table, but it seemed to work fine.
Choosing dates is always the slow part, so just to begin, the following dates all work for me. Thinking something like 5:30pm until whenever: Sunday, Oct. 20th Sunday, Oct. 27th Saturday, Nov. 2nd Sunday, Nov. 3rd Saturday, Nov. 9th Are any of these especially good or bad?
How far up into NH is Fabric Fix? |
Marie Kolanda
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Date: 9/21/02 2:38 PM I have no clue where Hyde Park, Canton etc are but this sounds like fun. I'd prefer a Saturday rather than a Sunday just because I don't like being out late before a school night (children's school night that is). Marie Kolanda |
Erin S
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Date: 9/21/02 2:48 PM Julia, Fabric Fix is in Manchester, off of 293. I imagine it takes less than an hour from where 93 and 95 meet in Woburn. |
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Date: 9/21/02 3:21 PM except november 3rd all the dates are fine with me. Judy barlup is doing another chat on nov 3rd. ------ - Deepika
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Diana Lawton
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Date: 9/21/02 6:17 PM November 9 doesn't work for me, but all the other days look good.  |