🚀 go-pugleaf

Hey Prez,

Mike's original message alluded to the possibility of "a spirited game of
Twister" as a feature of this gathering.  I hope this was a serious
suggestion--the idea of 'left foot red, right hand green' with my peers  
holds tremendous appeal for me.  

Lori 
Child of the Twister generation

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Nature's first green is gold . . .

					~ Robert Frost

On Tue, 27 Apr 1999, Interdisciplinary Studies Series wrote:

> It's been called to my attention that there is
> a misunderstanding about Saturday at Mike's.
> (i suggest you bring a small plant that Mike
> and Maile can put in the little plot outside 
> their door, in addition to food and drink)
> In spite of radical elements "piggybacking"
> onto his gatta-get-together, he will still
> be welcoming one and all to enjoy food, fun
> and hopefully sunshine. come earlier in the
> afternoon, or later, as your study schedule
> permits. I will also be hosting on and off,
> and our humble abode will be open to linguists,
> potential molecular biologists, friends,
> and their significant others.
> 
> The afternoon part will be geographically
> located (weather permitting) in the center court
> of Newton Court (Family Housing near the corner
> of Arapahoe and Folsom). In case of other
> weather, Mike's apt # is 1036 in Bldg. 1A,
> and mine's #335 in Bldg. 2J.
> 
> Grillables can be brought - there are several
> very small grills being prepared - if you have a
> bigger one, bring it. Tanya wants to make
> "shashliki" which ought to be a treat.
> 
> Interest has been expressed in a keg (or pony).
> In the spirit of MEL (Marx-Engels-Lenin), 
> i propose that those interested contact
> me personally in order to discuss financial
> and other considerations.
> (i.e. rock, paper, scissors...)
> 
> In short, wear what you like, bring what or
> whom you like, but come!
> with love from
> pre-z-D-ent
> Interdisciplinary Studies Series
> Colorado University Linguistics Association
> ESL Instructors, Linguistics Department
> phone: (303) 492-5454
>