What a great time was had at the meet -n- greet on Saturday! It was
great putting names with faces and stamps! There was a LOT of
creative talent amongst everyone there and just as I had expected, it
turned out to be such a cool group of people :o)
Many thanks to NewBe1 who put so much effort into making the day such
a success. I wish I could have stuck around 'til the end, but I had
a fabulous time while I was there.
Thanks to all the people who traveled great distances to be there,
and thanks to Ladybug who played such a big part is getting this
great hobby started around here -- it was great meeting you!
Biki, I'm so flattered that you love my watermelon stamp so much and
I'm glad we got to meet. You and your dad make a great letterboxing
team and I eagerly anticipate finding more of those fantastic stamps
you guys create.
Lastly, thanks to the Almighty who provided the PERFECT day for such
a gathering. It couldn't have been any more beautiful. Not only did
I get to add 15X's, I got to meet 15 new friends :o)
Looking forward to the next gathering,
kel
P0 F15 X16 HH2 V0
Thanks, NewBe1!
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Started on 2002-09-30
Thanks, NewBe1!
From: Kel (kallen_aec@msn.com) |
Date: 2002-09-30 18:19:20 UTC
Re: [LbNA] Thanks, NewBe1!
From: Kris Buquet (NewBe1@GlobalLetterBoxing.org) |
Date: 2002-10-01 04:42:09 UTC-06:00
WOW! What a great turn out Saturday was. The family and I had a
blast. I was really happy with the participation, and with meeting
so many new boxers. It is always great to place a face and a
personality with a name.
Watch out. I know what you look like now; so don;t hide from me on
the trail :-) LOL
Seriously though. I would like to thank everyone for participating
and making the event a complete success.
I am working on the poster right now and hope to have it up in the
cafe' shop NLT Friday afternoon. So keep your eyes open. I will
post the link once I am complete with all of the *stuff*.
After we left Pocahonatas the wife/baby and I drove down to around
Lynchburg, VA and picked up the newest member of our LetterBoxing
team. A Chesapeake Bay Retriever. He is a little fellow, only 10
weeks old.
Well, once again, thank you everyone for helping to pull off a
wonderful day/event.
NewBe1
6F 6P 2X
East Coast LetterBoxing Meet/Greet
SATURDAY 28 Sep 02
Kristoffer J Buquet
NewBe1@GlobalLetterBoxing.org
www.GlobalLetterBoxing.org
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to use this forum to spark your artisitc side, test your stamina
for the outdoors, and enjoy nature as mother nature intended us
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blast. I was really happy with the participation, and with meeting
so many new boxers. It is always great to place a face and a
personality with a name.
Watch out. I know what you look like now; so don;t hide from me on
the trail :-) LOL
Seriously though. I would like to thank everyone for participating
and making the event a complete success.
I am working on the poster right now and hope to have it up in the
cafe' shop NLT Friday afternoon. So keep your eyes open. I will
post the link once I am complete with all of the *stuff*.
After we left Pocahonatas the wife/baby and I drove down to around
Lynchburg, VA and picked up the newest member of our LetterBoxing
team. A Chesapeake Bay Retriever. He is a little fellow, only 10
weeks old.
Well, once again, thank you everyone for helping to pull off a
wonderful day/event.
NewBe1
6F 6P 2X
East Coast LetterBoxing Meet/Greet
SATURDAY 28 Sep 02
Kristoffer J Buquet
NewBe1@GlobalLetterBoxing.org
www.GlobalLetterBoxing.org
----- GlobalLetterBoxing E-mail List -----
http://groups.yahoo.com/group/globalletterboxing
"This list was created to be an outlet to spread the sport of
LetterBoxing to all corners of the globe. LetterBoxing started in
Dartmoor, England in the mid 1800's, moved to the USA in 1998, and
will hopefully continue to spread around the world. I invite you
to use this forum to spark your artisitc side, test your stamina
for the outdoors, and enjoy nature as mother nature intended us
to. "
________________________________________________________________
Sent via GlobalLetterBoxing.org