Paul R Wrote:I hate to break this to you... but it really isn't that sunny over here!:p
Can I ship you some? There seems to be no shortage in Arizona. In fact it was still over 90 degrees this morning at two o'clock when I went out to watch the lunar eclipse. Just let me know and I'll start working on it.
Marc B. Wrote:... This gives you a full year to plan and save for the trip which looks to cost around $3000-$4000 for two people.
98...99....$1.00. Dang! That's all that was in the sofa cushions. Hmmm, I wonder if all the winter coat pockets are empty...
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KRW Wrote:Can I ship you some? There seems to be no shortage in Arizona. In fact it was still over 90 degrees this morning at two o'clock when I went out to watch the lunar eclipse. Just let me know and I'll start working on it.Yes please... start working on it right now!!
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working title, BY THE SWORD. David says the sales force loved the title at the
pre Turkey-Day sales meeting, so that's what it will be. That means Paul Ramplin
gets a credit line in the acknowledgments."
London? No can do, 'm'afraid. *sigh*
Well, see you guys next time you come to New England...
Well, see you guys next time you come to New England...
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Hey All,
I'd be interested in this... I'm from London (not that I live there anymore), but my family is based there, so I can "kill 2 birds with one stone"
Although it does depend on what weekend it falls on - are you thinking about early or late september???
I guess is depends on the day of the week to!
Thanks,
Tom
I'd be interested in this... I'm from London (not that I live there anymore), but my family is based there, so I can "kill 2 birds with one stone"
Although it does depend on what weekend it falls on - are you thinking about early or late september??? I guess is depends on the day of the week to!
Thanks,
Tom
This sounds brilliant, my partner Sorrel and I would definitely be keen to come along and say hello to everyone!
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I hate coppers.
I hate coppers.
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topol_sheap Wrote:Although it does depend on what weekend it falls on - are you thinking about early or late september???You have plans for September 2008 already? Wow, I wanna be in your gang.
Dave
I, of course, will be there!!
Now, as far as air fares - I ran into someone at Dublin airport who had gone to the US with a family of 5... they wound up flying from one of the small airports (Manchester, I believe) to Dublin, then Dublin to the US - it saved them over 2,000 English pounds!! :eek:
So, I suggest you check Aer Lingus to Dublin (or Shannon - nicer airport) (they fly from JFK, Boston, Dulles, Chicago, SF, and Orlando, I believe - of course that doesn't mean they will be flying there next September...
) Then check the smaller airlines from Dublin to Manchester, etc... might be worth it!
By the way, if we are going to vote on WHERE in England, I vote for CAMBRIDGE, somewhere in the Lake District or the Borders, Edinburgh, or Hay-On-Way (Wales - the whole town is a bookstore....)
Now, as far as air fares - I ran into someone at Dublin airport who had gone to the US with a family of 5... they wound up flying from one of the small airports (Manchester, I believe) to Dublin, then Dublin to the US - it saved them over 2,000 English pounds!! :eek:
So, I suggest you check Aer Lingus to Dublin (or Shannon - nicer airport) (they fly from JFK, Boston, Dulles, Chicago, SF, and Orlando, I believe - of course that doesn't mean they will be flying there next September...
) Then check the smaller airlines from Dublin to Manchester, etc... might be worth it!By the way, if we are going to vote on WHERE in England, I vote for CAMBRIDGE, somewhere in the Lake District or the Borders, Edinburgh, or Hay-On-Way (Wales - the whole town is a bookstore....)
Dave Wrote:You have plans for September 2008 already? Wow, I wanna be in your gang.
Dave
yeah... generally, there's a Brian Lumley thing in september in the UK...