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Re: First round o' thoughts....

On Mon, 27 Dec 1999 09:57:44 EST, you wrote:

>Would you like to have this event in Cincinnati? Would you be willing to have it in Kent, OH? Would you be willing to travel to Philadelphia? Is there somewhere else you'd care to suggest?
>
Cincinnati seems to be the best choice, for any number of reasons.

There is a venue here near Moonlight Gardens. Basically, it's a hall
that can be rented. It's very near Coney Island. As I understand it,
since it is a rental place, you can bring what you want to drink
without corkage fees or anything. I do not know how expensive it is or
anything about its availability, but I offer it as an alternative. We
could even get creative and look for non-bar/non-run-of-the-mill
rental places... I recall that the one-and-only Gathering was at a
tremendously cool place... 

>Is Spring/Summer a good time for you, or would you prefer some other time of year?
>
As we've heard from several people, Spring/Summer would likely be the
best. Sometime AFTER April 15... Probably late May or early June, I'd
say. 

Okay. Here's the proposal: Saturday May 13, 2000. Discuss.

>What kind of an event would you like to see? Very formal? Moderately formal? A Costume Ball? A Theme Ball?
>
Doesn't matter to me. I'm wearing the bunny suit no matter what.

>What kind of food would you like? Simple hors d'oeuvres? Buffet? A full sit-down meal? (Please note: I will NOT be responsible for alcohol. Not if you want anything actually drinkable. Asking me to arrange beer, wine, etc. would be like asking a rabbit about bicycles. I'm clueless.)
>
Finger foods would be most ...er... cost-effective. We may be able to
make do with a purchased tray or two or three, supplemented by
offerings from local listees. I'm envisioning an Emery-powered French
Toast line...

I have a connection to a local caterer that's really good... We could
explore that once we have a firmer idea of a date in mind.

>What kind of entertainment appeals to you? Our own Lostees? Inviting outside talent? If so, whom, do you have any connections to help with this, and would you be willing to pay extra for this? 
>
We could do a multitude of things, from lostees performing to a larger
'act' later in the evening.

>Which brings us to the most crucial question: how much would you be willing to pay?
>
$3.75.   8-)

>Even if you're DREW, write me.
>
That's "The Drew", BTW.

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