Addendum to Raw vegan potluck - Sat., Sept. 17

[Guest guest]

I would sincerely appreciate if everyone who plans to attend would please RSVP,

either by phone or email, at your earliest convenience before Friday, Sept. 16,

so I'll have a reasonable idea of how much food to prepare and how many people

to expect. Also, please be so kind as to remove your shoes upon entering & leave

them near the door. Thank you again for your prompt consideration.

 

Namaste,

David

 

 

>Housewarming Raw Vegan Potluck & Dance Party

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>FORWARD FREELY.

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>Hello, friends,

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>After recently moving into a spacious townhouse in New Town, Owings Mills, MD,

I will host my first potluck, not limited to Raw Soul'ers and other enthusiasts,

on Saturday, September 17 from 3-7 PM.

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[Guest guest]

David would this be ok fir a child. I may bring Josh if that's ok dapperd72To: Sent: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 01:07:40 -0400 Addendum to Raw vegan potluck - Sat., Sept. 17

I would sincerely appreciate if everyone who plans to attend would please RSVP, either by phone or email, at your earliest convenience before Friday, Sept. 16, so I'll have a reasonable idea of how much food to prepare and how many people to expect. Also, please be so kind as to remove your shoes upon entering & leave them near the door. Thank you again for your prompt consideration.

Namaste,

David

>Housewarming Raw Vegan Potluck & Dance Party

>

>FORWARD FREELY.

>

>Hello, friends,

>

>After recently moving into a spacious townhouse in New Town, Owings Mills, MD, I will host my first potluck, not limited to Raw Soul'ers and other enthusiasts, on Saturday, September 17 from 3-7 PM. >

>

 

[Guest guest]

Hello, Brian,

 

Yes, as I stated earlier, children are as welcome as anyone else. I personally

love children, as long as they're well-behaved and well-mannered. I've noticed

over the past decade since I became involved with animal rights, veganism and

later raw food, that children raised in these environments tend (seem) to be

much more sophisticated and mature than children raised in a family revolving

around the SAD, as most of us were. I'm mainly thinking of most people I met in

elementary, high school & college. That's just one person's observation. Please

do bring your children without hesitation! Board games for the whole family may

be all the more desirable if we have a fair number of children. If I know many

children will be coming, I can gather a few old favorite board games from my

parents' house that my sister & I always enjoyed as children ourselves.

 

Namaste,

David

 

blakenson wrote:

 

>David would this be ok fir a child. I may bring Josh if that's ok

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