Kelly Savino on thu 18 mar 10
Is there a way that those of us who are unable to be in the clayart room fr=
iday night, can still participate?
Maybe a side table of bagged mugs for folks who want to exchange, but can't=
be there to meet and greet their trade-mates afterward?
Or will the clayart room be closed down after friday night?
I hate to think I/we/potters council folks can't leave their mugs in the cl=
ayart room and take part in the exchange in some capacity. Any ideas about =
a compromise, or an "absentee" exchange?
Yours
Kelly
waiting for cochin chicks in the mail
http://www.primalpotter.com (website)
http://primalmommy.wordpress.com (blog)
http://www.primalpotter.etsy.com (store)
Steve Mills on fri 19 mar 10
Nice idea, but sadly it doesn't always work; for example, I missed the mug
exchange last year, and mine was put to one side by the organisers.
Alas when I came to get it we found an empty bag and no mug!!
But thanks to Jon Singer's great generosity I did not go away empty handed.
Bless him.
Steve M
On 19 March 2010 05:05, Kelly Savino wrote:
> Is there a way that those of us who are unable to be in the clayart room
> friday night, can still participate?
>
> Maybe a side table of bagged mugs for folks who want to exchange, but can=
't
> be there to meet and greet their trade-mates afterward?
>
> Or will the clayart room be closed down after friday night?
>
> I hate to think I/we/potters council folks can't leave their mugs in the
> clayart room and take part in the exchange in some capacity. Any ideas ab=
out
> a compromise, or an "absentee" exchange?
>
> Yours
> Kelly
> waiting for cochin chicks in the mail
>
> http://www.primalpotter.com (website)
> http://primalmommy.wordpress.com (blog)
> http://www.primalpotter.etsy.com (store)
>
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Steve
Bath
UK
www.mudslinger.me.uk
Growing old is inevitable, growing up is optional!
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