FW: [Barlibash] Barlibash 2007: Atlanta or Jersey Shore?

[maegwen]

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From: KM [mailto:morrigan at telus.net] 
Sent: Tuesday, August 08, 2006 12:31 AM
To: maegwen at theonering.net
Subject: Re: [Barlibash] Barlibash 2007: Atlanta or Jersey Shore?


Hi Maeg!
The truth is, for me, flying from the west coast of Canada to anywhere 
on the east coast of the US is prohibitively expensive.  So I can't vote 
for either, as it would be $2000 just for airfare.  And if I'm going to 
spend that much, I'm going to New Zealand instead!

I'll just have to wait for 2008's western one.  And hey, maybe at some 
point you all can consider a couple of stops in Canada.  Vancouver IS 
nice, you know.  ;-)

~caoil

maegwen wrote:

>There's been some discussion of next year's Bash -- as there usually is 
>on the heels of the current one -- and there's some thought that maybe 
>this year it's time to go to the South.
>
>You all know that I'm heavily in favor of Jersey Shore Bash, not 
>because I live here, but because it's convenient to fly to, close to 
>New York's airports, admittedly convenient for half-a-dozen staff 
>members, and because we've never done anything like it before.
>
>That being said, in the interest of fairness, jincey would like us to 
>consider Atlanta, which also has a lot to recommend it. Namely because 
>we've never done the south before, but also for its historical 
>significance and convenience (major airport hub).
>
>So I put the question to you all, and ask simply for a either or 
>answer: Jersey Shore or Atlanta?
>
>The majority voice wins.
>
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