Gordon on thu 2 oct 97
I have volunteered to be in charge of the mug exchange that will
take place at NCECA in Mel Jacobson's hospitality suite.
I am of the mind that if you bring a mug you get a mug and a
lottery is held to see what mug you get. I am wondering what happens if
there is an uneven number of participants.
But... I will entertain all suggestions on how the FIRST ANNUAL
CLAYART MUG EXCHANGE should be carried out.
"If things seem under control you are not going fast enough"
Mario Andretti
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto,Ca
email:emgordon@batnet.com
voice:650-328-9164
Sandra Dwiggins on fri 3 oct 97
Gordon--
If everyone who brings a mug gets a mug it doesn't matter if there are an
uneven number of participants....all who bring will get. However, if
those who do not bring mugs particpate in the lottery, we all have a
problem, whether even or uneven--or flat or off-round depending on
your batt philosophy. Further, if participants bring two mugs, then we
will have some leftover and can then toss them to those potters who will
sit below the salt. Oh my....too much complexity.....
Sandy in Maryland
VICTOR JOHNSTON on fri 3 oct 97
Gordon,
If you are concerned about more people showing up than mugs,
may I suggest that some of us who can't go be represented by a
mug? I, for one have not been filliwing the thread on NCECA for
a while because I will not be attending (I would love the
opportunity to rub shoulders and learn and share but am not to
that point yet) but would be more than happy to fire off a mug if
there is time. I am not a potter, but do create custom designed
mugs in ceramic (my original, my mold, the whole bit).
Just tell me where to send one or two and I'll be glad to. I think
the mug exchange is a great idea. If you happen to have one left
over, without a home, I'll be glad to have it in return. I'll cherish it
as a reminder of my long distance involvement with other
enterprising artists. If none are left, that's ok, too. I would just
like to be involved, somehow. Maybe others would be, too.
>>> Gordon 10/02/97 04:45am >>>
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I have volunteered to be in charge of the mug exchange that
will
take place at NCECA in Mel Jacobson's hospitality suite.
I am of the mind that if you bring a mug you get a mug and a
lottery is held to see what mug you get. I am wondering what
happens if
there is an uneven number of participants.
But... I will entertain all suggestions on how the FIRST
ANNUAL
CLAYART MUG EXCHANGE should be carried out.
"If things seem under control you are not going fast enough"
Mario Andretti
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto,Ca
email:emgordon@batnet.com
voice:650-328-9164
Gordon on fri 3 apr 98
ClayArters-
I would like to send out a big thank you to all those people listed
below who made the NCECA Clayart Mug Exchange a success.
Tony Clennell,Nils Lou, Ron Roy,Kevin Caufield,Liz Willoghby,
David McBeth,Richard Burkett,Barbara Mazur,Lori Gene,Greg Stahly,
Sheila Clennell, Rick Sherman,Cara Moccygemba,Kathleen Gordon,Cheryl Littman,
Vince Pitelka,Mark Heinmann,Cheri Glaser,Veronica Shelford,Marcia Selsor,
Kriten Giles,John Britt,Mark Issenberg,Barbara Brown,Jan Walker,
Sandra Benscoler,Coleen Schwitzder,Mishy Lowe,David Henley,Lowell Baker,
Jaime Peak,Jim Connell,Bacia Edleman,Wendy Hampton,Jeanette Harris,Lori Ward,
Karen Tempstra,Randall Becker, Wayne Rives,Paula Sibrack,Miki Caldwell,
John Eden,Marge Shore,Louis Katz,John Neely,Sue Hutton, Mindy Rhoads,
Shelly Mosher,Pete Pinell,Ann Tschoerner,Nan Coffin-Welty,Alice of ITC
Pat Sherwood,Carolin Kahler, Susan Maquire, Amber Pelish,Richard McColl,
Kris Griffith,Mel Jacobson,Craig Fuladosa,Salley McCleod,Jo Herbert,
Carol CSir Sirouloush,Linda Blossom, Melanie Eubanks, Vicky Handen.
Please excuse any spelling mistakes.I will happily make any corrections.
Kathleen Gordon
Palo Alto,Ca
email:emgordon@batnet.com
voice:650-328-9164
"Kind words can be short and easy to speak,but their echos are truly endless"
Mother Teresa
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