[Glastonbury] 11th May

[Kelvin McNulty]

I had it in my diary as 11th May so must have got that from somewhere. Whether 
I shall be there or not is another matter but I do keep an eye on here...

Thanks, Martin.

Hoping to see you all there,

Kelvin

On Wednesday 04 May 2005 11:07, Martin Wheeler wrote:
> On Wed, 4 May 2005, Greg Browne wrote:
> > Has a final decision been made about tonights meeting as yet (I cannot
> > make it but can make 11th)? Lots of chat but sorry if I've missed a
> > definitive e-mail
>
> Owing to the un-structured nature of this group, there isn't actually any
> one person with this sort of decision-making 'power'.
>
> So I'll stick my neck out, and take responsibility, and say: "Uh, no --
> there isn't a meeting tonight -- it's been moved to next week, May 11th".
>
> I've been fiddling with the idea of being there myself at 7 tonight, just
> to mop up any non-readers of this list; but there will NOT be a full
> meeting.
>
> Hope this doesn't put folks out *too* much.
>
> Cheers,

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