Pssst, Boston... ready for another gathering?

So pleased you all had a lovely time Smile

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dagmaraka wrote:

CJ and sglass, i certainly did get that (i think we all did) and can appreciate it,however that doesn't change what i said, i still think that pics are just a nice extra bonus and getting actually cross with Kris for not taking people photos is, well, it is your choice. anyway, i just think it was carried out slightly in poor taste. Why on earth is Kris responsible, of all people, for getting the pictures online here?

Dag your patronizing attitude is also in poor taste.

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patronizing? just my opinion, nothing more. you happened to have laid into a good friend of mine, for no reason that i could see.

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dagmaraka wrote:

patronizing? just my opinion, nothing more. you happened to have laid into a good friend of mine, for no reason that i could see.

Quit being an drama queen.

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Christ on a crutch - let's just drop it, what do you all think?

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suit yourself, sglass. if this is how you like to talk to people, so be it. out.

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I hate this shite, because I like both of you.

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dagmaraka wrote:

suit yourself, sglass. if this is how you like to talk to people, so be it. out.

Based on my observations, this is indeed how she talks to people.

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I talked with my sister today. S., her Boston friend, will be celebrating her birthday on Saturday October 18th, and told her she intended to invite me. I don't have her official invitation yet, but I thought I'd pencil in Sunday, October 19th, for a possible next get-together.

Any Boston A2Kers whose welcome I have not managed to wear out out yet should have enough advance notice this time. Smile

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I've just put you on our calendar. It'll be Sukkot; bring some fresh fruits and vegs of the season, or something. Smile

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Fresh fruits and vegs for the season. Got it. In the Sukkot context, would they serve mostly for eating? Or mostly for decoration, as in the German Erntedankfest? My ignorance of Jewish holidays is frightfully vast.

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I've got a wedding to go to Saturday, but I should be free on Sunday.

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Thomas

At least you've given them plenty of time to plan to leave town! Twisted Evil

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Ah! I see my false modesty still needs work.

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i'll be swimming through the canals of Den Haag.

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I'm not at all convinced that giving us Bostonians a long time to plan is a good thing. Or a thing that will yield better results.

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I know. I wish I'd gotten to see you more often between my arrival in America and your departure. (Which is kind of funny -- we didn't get along at all in the thread we first met in.) But you can't have everything. Have fun swimming those channels, and get a good start in Den Haag!

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littlek wrote:

I'm not at all convinced that giving us Bostonians a long time to plan is a good thing. Or a thing that will yield better results.

We'll find out. Moreover I was quite happy with the results last time, so what do I have to lose?

(And my last response was to Dagmaraka -- didn't see yours when I hit "submit".)

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Thomas wrote:

Fresh fruits and vegs for the season. Got it. In the Sukkot context, would they serve mostly for eating? Or mostly for decoration, as in the German Erntedankfest? My ignorance of Jewish holidays is frightfully vast.

Mostly for decoration, which is odd because virtually all of our holidays revolve around either eating or fasting.

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