Happy New Year Jeanne! I see from looking at the polls that there are 20-30 people interested in some kind of a reunion. Would it be worth a "Last Call" for voting before we have a serious discussion about the possibilities? A few people (maybe 5) I've corresponded with in the last month have written that they would try to attend a reunion, but their names don't appear on the polls. My interest in a reunion is still high. I'm still willing to be part of a volunteer committee. What do you think? I notice on your family site it is possible to set up a chat time. Perhaps that would attract more people to express their opinion. Let me know what you are thinking. from, Carolyn

I haven't replied to this thread because it seemed to be moving along nicely without my input. Yes, I am interested in a reunion, and could probably attend in 2002, but it is unlikely I could make it this year. On Thu, 18 Jan 2001, Chris Branagan wrote: > Happy New Year Jeanne! > > I see from looking at the polls that there are 20-30 people interested > in some kind of a reunion. Would it be worth a "Last Call" for voting > before we have a serious discussion about the possibilities? A few > people (maybe 5) I've corresponded with in the last month have written > that they would try to attend a reunion, but their names don't appear > on the polls. > > My interest in a reunion is still high. I'm still willing to be part of > a volunteer committee. > What do you think? I notice on your family site it is possible to set > up a chat time. Perhaps that would attract more people to express > their opinion. > > Let me know what you are thinking. from, Carolyn > > Karl Schwerin SnailMail: Dept. of Anthropology Univ. of New Mexico Albuquerque, NM 87131 e-mail: schwerin@unm.edu Cultural anthropology...is valuable because it is constantly rediscovering the normal. Edward Sapir (1949:151)