Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 19:07:41 -0400
From: Ted White <twhite8 at cox.net>
To: WSFA members <WSFAlist at WSFA.org>
Subject: [WSFA] Re: Minutes
Reply-To: WSFA members <WSFAlist at WSFA.org>

Elspeth Kovar wrote:

>  At 11:21 AM 9/5/2005, Keith F. Lynch wrote:
>
> > The minutes of the September 2nd meeting are available online at
> > http://www.wsfa.org/minutes.htm
> >
> > Please inform me if there are any errors or omissions. Thanks.
>
>  I thought that I'd said that we need people to take the rooms near
>  the parties but John may have done so first. We really do need them
>  and, having had only one offer, am going to start soliciting them.
>
>  I'd also strongly suggested that we do postcards as the final mailing
>  but didn't say that we were going to do so -- that sort of thing is
>  Sam and Michael's decision.
>
>  And thanks for putting in a more tactful version of my comments about
>  our new CSM!
>
>  "Elspeth said the SMOFS email list has a check-in area for people
>  known to be okay. Doctors have stopped trying to withdraw Elspeth's
>  medication until after Capclave. Her cats are doing well. She had a
>  laptop computer for anyone who helped her pack her boxes. She has to
>  move since her apartment complex is being converted to condos. This
>  conversion has caused plaster dust on everything, and occasionally
>  shut off her water."
>
>  Sorry for not getting back to you; yes, I'd prefer that the comment
>  about medication not go into the Journal. It was said to answer
>  several people who'd asked all at once (the answer being all at once,
>  not the questions) and to indicate that barring travel, fire, flood,
>  famine or other such things I shouldn't be missing WSFA meetings for
>  at least a while.
>
>  I may have been unclear about a couple of things:
>
>  The computer is actually a desktop. I need to put up some book
>  shelves so that I can get all the books stacked on the floor sorted
>  out and, having not used an electric drill in about 20 years, would
>  like to swap the computer for manual labor.

What kind of computer?  I've worked as a carpenter in the past.

--Ted White