New semester, new growth
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WGard...@gmail.com
Jan 9, 2008, 2:10:07 PM1/9/08
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Laura Mirielle and I were trying to schedule our meetings for this
semester.
This semester we wanted to hold the meetings during the day and at the
garden. This way we would be able to work in the garden and make the
meetings less administrative and more all encompassing, so people can
get help with any number of things, work in their plots, and get to
know their neighbors as well as any administrative what not that needs
doing. Right now we are considering Thursday morning or Friday
afternoon. Please email the group with your availabilities on these
days...
Thanks!!!
Tj w/ Mirielle
semester.
This semester we wanted to hold the meetings during the day and at the
garden. This way we would be able to work in the garden and make the
meetings less administrative and more all encompassing, so people can
get help with any number of things, work in their plots, and get to
know their neighbors as well as any administrative what not that needs
doing. Right now we are considering Thursday morning or Friday
afternoon. Please email the group with your availabilities on these
days...
Thanks!!!
Tj w/ Mirielle
Alan Davis
Jan 9, 2008, 3:58:59 PM1/9/08
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Greetings fellow gardeners,
I think it's a good idea to hold the meetings during the daytime so we can work in our plots and get to know each other better while the meeting formalities are taken care of.
I think Friday or Saturday afternoons would be the best time because most people have class Monday through Thursday and there would certainly be conflicts for somebody on those days.
So my vote (if that's how this works) is for Fridays or Saturdays between 3pm and sundown.
Alan
I think it's a good idea to hold the meetings during the daytime so we can work in our plots and get to know each other better while the meeting formalities are taken care of.
I think Friday or Saturday afternoons would be the best time because most people have class Monday through Thursday and there would certainly be conflicts for somebody on those days.
So my vote (if that's how this works) is for Fridays or Saturdays between 3pm and sundown.
Alan
Holly
Jan 9, 2008, 8:00:30 PM1/9/08
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Hey everyone,
I was under the impression that we decided on Sundays
at 3 pm, during the last meeting last semester. That's
what I put on Facebook, so let me know if I need to
update the meeting minutes. Thanks!
Holly
I was under the impression that we decided on Sundays
at 3 pm, during the last meeting last semester. That's
what I put on Facebook, so let me know if I need to
update the meeting minutes. Thanks!
Holly
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zengyanyan
Jan 9, 2008, 8:20:04 PM1/9/08
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3:00pm Sunday/Saturday afternoon would be nice.
> Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 17:00:30 -0800
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> Subject: [GardenClub] Re: New semester, new growth
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Best Regards
Yanyan
Yanyan
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Faranak Zarnani
Jan 13, 2008, 1:23:19 PM1/13/08
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Greetings fellow gardeners,
I think having the meetings while we work at the garden is a great idea.
Saturday or Sunday afternoons work best for me.
Faranak
> Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 11:10:07 -0800
> Subject: [GardenClub] New semester, new growth
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I think having the meetings while we work at the garden is a great idea.
Saturday or Sunday afternoons work best for me.
Faranak
> Date: Wed, 9 Jan 2008 11:10:07 -0800
> Subject: [GardenClub] New semester, new growth
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