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Dear George and Fellow List Members, Not even those members from Texas or even Wisconsin engage in blatant bragging as you New England types, not only do you have an exceptional, and all around nice person, speaking at your meeting, but then you tell us of the wonderful menu and the exceptional reasonable cost, worth an air flight from all other parts of the world. Well old "Buddy", Kathrynne will be with us in February of 2000, and our meal will be rare Arizona Barbecued Rattlesnake meat. This is such a rarity that we do not serve the whole item, just a small amount to all. We also make sure every one gets a copy of Arizona Highways and a State Map to lakes, mountains, deserts, caves, along with hiking trails to fresh water Trout and Bass fishing spots, We will sometimes mention the Grand Canyon, the Badlands, and Canyon de Chelly. Our Western traditions tend to be quiet and reserved. In conclusion, we also encourage backwards horse riding. So DEAR SIR, we will not stand idly by as you tell us of Holden, Concord, Massachusetts, and LOBSTER. We tolerate temptation, and I have a lot more to say, after I contact America West Airlines. Bernie At 11:15 PM 9/8/99 -0400, you wrote: >Dear Colleagues, > The Parkinson Support Group@Emerson Hospital (PSG@EH), is very pleased >to announce that Ms.Holden will be talking on her favorite subject and >dining on some wonderful lobsters on Tuesdsay October 26, 1999 > So if you are within range of Concord, Ma. you are invited to attend this >meeting. THe day starts at 2:30 with 15-20 minutes of exercise. Ms. Holden >talks from 3:00-4:30. A social hour/ book signing ( The book cost $ 17 )at >4:30-5:30 and lobster is served at 5:30. ( A full course lobster meal >including desert cost $15) There is no cost for the talk but there will be a >donation box for those that wish to give > Please let me know if you are interested > george >I may not know much, but I know chicken shit from chicken salad. > LYNDON B. Johnson (about a speech by Richard M. Nixon) >