Presentation and Holiday Social Hour
The December OLUG Meeting is coming up this Tuesday, December 6th at 6:30 PM.
If you would like to do a 30 minute presentation, please contact me Off List. We need a short little presentation, maybe a how to to break the ice.
After the presentation part of the meeting (hence the 30 min duration), I would like to have a social hour for the holidays. Talk, exchange GPG keys, have some snacks, discuss penguins, etc.
The social hour will begin around 7:15.
Please bring a snack with you. Bring something to drink for yourself. Post to the mailing list what you plan to bring so we don’t all bring a bag of chips.
After an hour, or so, we’ll move over to Bishops Bar and Grill.
Please come out and say hello!
Jon L.
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