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Exploring Options for LAST Meetings
Thu, 2008-03-27 16:41 — Sidroney
Rich and I are talking about our options for LAST meetings instead of our face-to-face meetings.
Using the Blog or Forum features of our website may be an option.
Please relay your thoughts and ideas.
Sid
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March 28th, 2008
LAST meetings
The only way I would be able to have any direct participation in LAST meetings would be through Blog or Forum features. There must be others like me out in the county who can't afford the time or expense of coming to meetings in Sequim. I think that some combination of the two forms would work the best.
Thanks for asking.
March 27th, 2008
same
I think this may be a good option to meeting every week (to cut down on travel) , but think face to face mtgs are important too, in order to stimulate/sustain my interest.