Guest guest Posted March 11, 2003 Report Share Posted March 11, 2003 Hi Bob, What an uplifting letter from in San Francisco. I'm not too clear on what she expects from us regarding volunteers. I'm all for helping in what ever way I can so count me in and let me know how and when I can give to the Tri2help organization. xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 11, 2003 Report Share Posted March 11, 2003 Bob this is grt8 news,wow would be nice to see this guy compete and do well. d.Canada benefit run Hi Bob, I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best how to cope with it from day to day. The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own triathlon community as well. We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces with us on. Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you for your time. Skillin B C V Architects 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94133 T 415.398.6538 X128 F 415.398.6521 E skillin@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi Bob, would she like us to send a donation of any kind? I would be willing to help any way that I can. Love,Sue #2 -- benefit run Hi Bob, I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best how to cope with it from day to day. The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own triathlon community as well. We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces with us on. Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you for your time. Skillin B C V Architects 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94133 T 415.398.6538 X128 F 415.398.6521 E skillin@... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi Bob, Are you going to keep in touch with them or are we supposed to call or fax something to those numbers gave? I can't imagine how any of us could be of any help being that we all live miles away from San Francisco. I wonder what kind of help she is looking for as I'd be very willing to do anything via computer or mail. If this benefit run gets off the ground...... I WANT A T-SHIRT !!! I hope they know that the " Dragon " is our logo... ) We're right in the running with Polo and Izod, yes? ) Keep us informed if it progresses any further. xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 ..........I turned on my pool heater......let's all meet in my backyard tonight although when I looked up in the sky last night, it was only a half moon. Should we wait another couple of weeks? We have a lot of marathons here in Palm Springs and I think I should maybe stand on my curb and ask them if they are running for the Still's Foundation. At least that would make them aware of us....... ) xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi Bob again, L.A. or S.F.? xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi Brent, I'd sure love to know someone with Stills that does run marathons. I don't think I'd even make it from the car to the starting line. I could toot my horn in encouragement, though............ ) To get into our pool, I have to put a chaise lounge by the steps so I can hold on to it. I did two laps each of breast stroke, side stroke and back stroke and I'm wondering if that wasn't too much exertion. I'm in agreement with you that too much exercise is not the way to go. Sure..........'s boyfriend is taking Prednisone. When I take strong doses, I can climb mountains...swim oceans...etc. etc. but I know I won't so I don't make things worse. That darn Prednisone is so " good feeling " but so " BAD " for us............ ( Are you coming to our moonlight party? xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Geez, Sue, I don't have a porch and it seldom rains here. Tricia will have to make do with a pool deck and a starry night. Dan's bringing the wine but why only a half jug? But then again,,,,being on MTX, I'm not allowed any " good time " stuff......... ( , will you still dance under a half moon? xxoo Ca. Carmen Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi Bob, From what I gather, they are looking for folks with Stills to join in this run/walk Triathlon. In the third paragraph.. I quote " we would ask, however, That your organization help out with *volunteers for the race* in return. " unquote. ~~tricia~~ Wisconsin ***************************************************************************** ****************** -- benefit run Hi Bob, I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best how to cope with it from day to day. The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own triathlon community as well. We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces with us on. Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you for your time. Skillin B C V Architects 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor San Francisco, CA 94133 T 415.398.6538 X128 F 415.398.6521 E skillin@... .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Maybe they mean people to help with handing out water and snacks? benefit run > > Hi Bob, > > I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my > boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on > the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended > by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. > One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and > after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was > admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. > > It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever > going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had > become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone > now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and > is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has > a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in > before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where > he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best > how to cope with it from day to day. > > The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is > focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to > them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, > as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would > be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from > the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and > research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with > volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to > raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give > something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own > triathlon community as well. > > We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of > details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if > this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces > with us on. > > Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you > for your time. > > Skillin > B C V Architects > 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor > San Francisco, CA 94133 > > T 415.398.6538 X128 > F 415.398.6521 > E skillin@... > > > > > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hey Gang: I must have read that message wrong. I seemed to think that they were requesting volunteers to help with the setting up and running the race or whatever. I don't think they were looking for monetary contributions or for participants. According to them they have plenty of them. I think they want help in the organizing. Take care now an be PAIN FREE! Love Y'all! We Will Win Love Y'all Mom & Dad Bob & Carole Panama City, Florida Please Visit the International Stills Disease Foundation Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 I would be perfectly willing to stand at the end of my road and offer drinks to passerbys. this is probably not going to help those in California but others here might appreciate it, escpecially if they are spiked. By the way: Melt and I are going dancin tonight, anyone else in at being out? , G.otF.M. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 OK Gang: We are staying on top of this RUN in LA so we will keep you informed of whatever comes up. Y'all take care now and be PAIN FREE! Love Y all! We Will Win Love Y'all Mom & Dad Bob & Carole Panama City, Florida Please Visit the International Stills Disease Foundation Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 OOOOOPPPPSSSSSS!!!!!! San Fran! Sorry about that. Asleep at the switch I guess! We Will Win Love Y'all Mom & Dad Bob & Carole Panama City, Florida Please Visit the International Stills Disease Foundation Web Site at: www.stillsdisease.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Hi all, I just wanted you to know that I have written to Karin and expressed an interest in how we may be of help. I look forward to hearing from her and will let you all know what they have in mind. Till then, Melt Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Half Moon is good enough excuse for Half Arsed Dancers. I am on my way, hope the pool is warmed up. I will be wearing my sunglasses and drinking a jug of wine. Oh boy!!! Dancing with in the moonlight. Dan BS > ..........I turned on my pool heater......let's all meet in my > backyard tonight although when I looked up in the sky last night, it was only > a half moon. Should we wait another couple of weeks? > We have a lot of marathons here in Palm Springs and I think I should maybe > stand on my curb and ask them if they are running for the Still's Foundation. > At least that would make them aware of us....... ) > xxoo > Ca. Carmen > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Count dear Tricia in on dancing in the moon light too. Get a porch, some rain..and she's there with you Dan!!! lol...lol.....God, she's gonna kill me when she reads this! Love, Sue #2 -- Re: Fw: benefit run Half Moon is good enough excuse for Half Arsed Dancers. I am on my way, hope the pool is warmed up. I will be wearing my sunglasses and drinking a jug of wine. Oh boy!!! Dancing with in the moonlight. Dan BS > ..........I turned on my pool heater......let's all meet in my > backyard tonight although when I looked up in the sky last night, it was only > a half moon. Should we wait another couple of weeks? > We have a lot of marathons here in Palm Springs and I think I should maybe > stand on my curb and ask them if they are running for the Still's Foundation. > At least that would make them aware of us....... ) > xxoo > Ca. Carmen > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 >>>Maybe they mean people to help with handing out water and snacks? " >>LOL! I don't know. I could probably make it from my car to the start line. I guess this guy's Stills has not disabled him yet, and he has the will to keep going. Doesn't he know exertion can make Stills worse? He was excellent physical condition when he got sick, and has probably a year or so before he will no longer be able to run much if at all, if he does not remiss. Hopefully, he will remiss and keep on running. The prednisone is likely allowing him to keep going for now. I fought it hard my first year or so too, until I could barely walk due to inflammation and severe systemic edema. Does anyone else here run marathons?? -Brent Re: Fw: benefit run Maybe they mean people to help with handing out water and snacks? benefit run > > Hi Bob, > > I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my > boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on > the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended > by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. > One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and > after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was > admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. > > It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever > going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had > become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone > now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and > is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has > a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in > before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where > he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best > how to cope with it from day to day. > > The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is > focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to > them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, > as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would > be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from > the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and > research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with > volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to > raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give > something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own > triathlon community as well. > > We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of > details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if > this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces > with us on. > > Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you > for your time. > > Skillin > B C V Architects > 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor > San Francisco, CA 94133 > > T 415.398.6538 X128 > F 415.398.6521 > E skillin@... > > > > > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Sue#2 There has to be a STORY behind this PORCH in the RAIN thang. Ah come on, GIVE US A HINT !!!!. Tricia on the porch in the rain, dancing?????? This has to be good. Dan BS > > ..........I turned on my pool heater......let's all meet in > my > > backyard tonight although when I looked up in the sky last night, > it was only > > a half moon. Should we wait another couple of weeks? > > We have a lot of marathons here in Palm Springs and I think I > should maybe > > stand on my curb and ask them if they are running for the Still's > Foundation. > > At least that would make them aware of us....... ) > > xxoo > > Ca. Carmen > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 My Sweet Friend (choo choo) If I was to tell..she would KILL ME!!! I said too much already, but I couldn't resist when you talked about dancing in the moonlight....it brought up a very fond memory of my best buddy Tricia...GOD....I AM A DEAD WOMAN!!! Wait until she reads this mister.....if you don't hear from me for a long time...send the police!!!! love ya! love,Sue #2 -- Re: Fw: benefit run Sue#2 There has to be a STORY behind this PORCH in the RAIN thang. Ah come on, GIVE US A HINT !!!!. Tricia on the porch in the rain, dancing?????? This has to be good. Dan BS > > ..........I turned on my pool heater......let's all meet in > my > > backyard tonight although when I looked up in the sky last night, > it was only > > a half moon. Should we wait another couple of weeks? > > We have a lot of marathons here in Palm Springs and I think I > should maybe > > stand on my curb and ask them if they are running for the Still's > Foundation. > > At least that would make them aware of us....... ) > > xxoo > > Ca. Carmen > > > > > > > > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Brent, We *dance* instead..or maybe just watch & laugh! Running was my favorite past time until the disease hit. Now (thanks to knee replacement) I can walk again, and dance if I want to. There is no way anyone should try to run unless they are totally in remission. They will certainly pay for it in the future. ~~tricia~~ ***************************************************************************** ************** -- RE: Fw: benefit run >>>Maybe they mean people to help with handing out water and snacks? " >>LOL! I don't know. I could probably make it from my car to the start line. I guess this guy's Stills has not disabled him yet, and he has the will to keep going. Doesn't he know exertion can make Stills worse? He was excellent physical condition when he got sick, and has probably a year or so before he will no longer be able to run much if at all, if he does not remiss. Hopefully, he will remiss and keep on running. The prednisone is likely allowing him to keep going for now. I fought it hard my first year or so too, until I could barely walk due to inflammation and severe systemic edema. Does anyone else here run marathons?? -Brent .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Brent, We *dance* instead..or maybe just watch & laugh! Running was my favorite past time until the disease hit. Now (thanks to knee replacement) I can walk again, and dance if I want to. There is no way anyone should try to run unless they are totally in remission. They will certainly pay for it in the future. ~~tricia~~ ***************************************************************************** ************** -- RE: Fw: benefit run >>>Maybe they mean people to help with handing out water and snacks? " >>LOL! I don't know. I could probably make it from my car to the start line. I guess this guy's Stills has not disabled him yet, and he has the will to keep going. Doesn't he know exertion can make Stills worse? He was excellent physical condition when he got sick, and has probably a year or so before he will no longer be able to run much if at all, if he does not remiss. Hopefully, he will remiss and keep on running. The prednisone is likely allowing him to keep going for now. I fought it hard my first year or so too, until I could barely walk due to inflammation and severe systemic edema. Does anyone else here run marathons?? -Brent .. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Nope never could do the long distance runnin even when i was healthy lol.But i do hope this guy can do it and im very excited for him. d.Canada benefit run > > Hi Bob, > > I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my > boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on > the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended > by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. > One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and > after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was > admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. > > It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever > going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had > become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone > now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and > is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has > a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in > before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where > he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best > how to cope with it from day to day. > > The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is > focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to > them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, > as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would > be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from > the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and > research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with > volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to > raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give > something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own > triathlon community as well. > > We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of > details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if > this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces > with us on. > > Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you > for your time. > > Skillin > B C V Architects > 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor > San Francisco, CA 94133 > > T 415.398.6538 X128 > F 415.398.6521 > E skillin@... > > > > > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 Nope never could do the long distance runnin even when i was healthy lol.But i do hope this guy can do it and im very excited for him. d.Canada benefit run > > Hi Bob, > > I'm writing to you on behalf of the San Francisco Triathlon Club and my > boyfriend, Lambert. and i are both members of the club and on > the board of directors. Last year he had a great triathlon season and ended > by qualifying for and racing at the USA Triathlon National Championships. > One month later he thought he had come down with a bad case of the flu and > after about three weeks of the 'flu' and not getting any better he was > admitted to the hospital and eventually diagnosed with Stills Disease. > > It was a devastating couple of months. wasn't sure if he was ever > going to be able to exercise again, let alone race triathlons, which had > become a huge part of his life. However, he's been treated with Prednisone > now for five months and has made so much progress. He's training again and > is scheduled to race his first triathlon of the season in May! He still has > a lot of aching and is still trying to get back to the shape he was in > before being diagnosed with Stills. He's gotten to a point mentally where > he knows he has to learn how to live with this disease and is learning best > how to cope with it from day to day. > > The triathlon club we're in has a committee called tri2help which is > focusing on giving back to the community. One of the ideas I threw out to > them was a run/walk that we would try to get our 230 members to sign up for, > as well as all members of the bay area triathlon community. The idea would > be to ask everyone to pay a registration fee and then donate the money from > the fees to your organization to be used for educational awareness and > research. We would ask, however, that your organization help out with > volunteers for the race in return. I think this would be a great way to > raise awareness of Stills Disease, to use the tri2help committee to give > something back to the community and to give back to someone within our own > triathlon community as well. > > We're looking at doing this sometime in the late summer. There are a lot of > details we'd need to work out but i wanted to get the ball rolling to see if > this is something your foundation would even be interested in joining forces > with us on. > > Please let me know if this is something we can work together on. Thank you > for your time. > > Skillin > B C V Architects > 1527 Stockton Street 4th Floor > San Francisco, CA 94133 > > T 415.398.6538 X128 > F 415.398.6521 > E skillin@... > > > > > > . > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 12, 2003 Report Share Posted March 12, 2003 I'll be running by your street so have that drink(s) ready! Also I'm already at that dancin' place waiting for you and Melt! Re: Fw: benefit run I would be perfectly willing to stand at the end of my road and offer drinks to passerbys. this is probably not going to help those in California but others here might appreciate it, escpecially if they are spiked. By the way: Melt and I are going dancin tonight, anyone else in at being out? , G.otF.M. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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