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Sunday, February 27, 2011

Type-in: How about this plan?

There is an event that I think has enough crossover appeal in this group to make it worth scheduling the type-in nearby the same day.  Have a look at Wayzgoose the Letterpress and Book Arts Extravaganza.

Amocat Cafe is four blocks away on the same street, and that's where I'd like to hold the type-in, to encourage his little business, and because a coffeehouse has more casual walk-ins to encounter us.

The snag is that Amocat closes at 2 pm and the event runs until 4.
Plan A: talk Amocat into staying open for the type-in
Plan B: Change venue to Harmon Hub. Plus: closer to Wayzgoose; minus: more of a restaurant environment where we might be segregated.

take a look at both while I talk to them.

8 comments:

  1. Segregated?!! That's blatant machinism! Or is it typism?

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  2. dude - I KNOW!
    you know how restaurants are, you have to book a "party" and they assume no one else is invited.

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  3. too bad I'm nowhere near you guys. so march stands as something everyone can be part of. but you can totally still have your event. just as club part two.

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  4. I'm confused by a Wayzgoose happening in April. That's an autumnal priters festival.

    Amocat should stay open. Maybe we can just take over the damn Bostwick Tully's.

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  5. gosh, I'm envious you can do type-ins on your part of the world! where i am, i know of only one other person who likes typewriters as much as i do... and, i may or may not have intentionally influenced her on that, too. ;-)

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  6. Ryan can you give details on your March event?
    Au: Make your own type-in - you could try typing in public with an extra machine or two at the table for others to play with.

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  7. Hmm a tough call. Agreed a restaurant may not be an ideal venue, but then there's beer...

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