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woofti aka groovy gravy Started conversation Apr 26, 2005
Just dagesh hoping you have made your mind up to come to Edinburgh on Saturday 14th May... wondering also whether you could bring Peet with you as I'd love to meet him before i disappear, he sounds like good fun.
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DruglessBrain Posted Apr 27, 2005
Sorry dagesh, I didn't spot this.
Sue is still checking re. her 'shift around work/get cover' ability.
I have been made an offer I cannot refuse for 4.5 days work 'between now and the end of May'. This may involve two days in Glasgow during my revision week. If this happens, I won't be able to make Edinburgh. If I can persuade one of the organisations involved to agree to an exam week 2 date then I may. I'm juggling the phones at the minute. This has not been lost sight of, but timing is an issue.
Douglas
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Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista) Posted May 12, 2005
It's Friday the 13th (
) of May now; I spent last evening eating out with Doug, and this is the first I've heard of this, so I guess it isn't going to happen... Shame, I'd liked to have met you too! 
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DruglessBrain Posted May 13, 2005
Sorry Peet (and Dagesh). The possibility was there and was being seriously pondered on until I got handed a day's work in Glasgow on Monday, which will require to be written up for Tuesday, both days seriously cutting into my revision timetable. I wanted to go, as did Sue, but the Glasgow visit nixed the whole thing. Still, maybe we'll see Dagesh in Aiberdeen at the end of the month.
Douglas
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