Christmas get together

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MaggieMay
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Postby MaggieMay » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:02 pm

I think I remember somewhere that costakid was also up for this jolly?
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Postby samizdat » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:06 pm

should have told the a.com MD that we were paying 50 a head Wink

yes missed a trick there :lol: I cant make Friday night sorry. getting all excited now I need to dig out the dancing shoes!!

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Postby asiwalkedout » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:11 pm

unfortunately I'm not around around on the 16th :( so would prefer 17th - venue sounds nice though it would be nice to have spanish food if possible but a place doing live music sounds great!
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Postby MaggieMay » Mon Dec 05, 2005 3:34 pm

Shame, the Friday night one would have definitely had the xmas party atmosphere. Never mind, I will check out the other possibility and see who is on, but it ain't Spanish food as such, more sort of general european norm. The only Spanish places I know with live music, is that sort of singing where they sound like they have been run over by a truck :shock: you know like the old wailing piped music in Supersol. I'd like to see anyone try to bop to that :?
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Postby asiwalkedout » Mon Dec 05, 2005 6:55 pm

yes probably not the best dancing music! :lol: I suppose we could always go to a nightclub after (but not one frequented by teenagers! - if such an establishment exists)
thanks for checking out some places by the way!
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Postby keddyboy » Mon Dec 05, 2005 7:11 pm

Im up for it, you decide where and when and count me in. [pressing my strides as we speak!!!!]
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Postby asiwalkedout » Mon Dec 05, 2005 7:26 pm

cool! - it's on the 17th - venue undecided as yet but it will be somewhere near Marbella
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Postby poshtotti » Mon Dec 05, 2005 9:33 pm

How very nice of the MD of and.com - Thank you!!

Also, thanks in advance to everyone who is putting in the effort to organise this function, I think it's a really nice idea.

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Postby sassy » Mon Dec 05, 2005 10:21 pm

wow! what a generous offer from a.com! I would very much like to join you, one thing though, if Katy can make it - please don't thwack me one!

Just kidding Katy, I hope you are able to attend :)

thanks,

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Postby asiwalkedout » Tue Dec 06, 2005 12:51 pm

ok Folks - just to give you an update - the following people (or alter egos!) have confirmed their attendance:

Poshtotti
MaggieMay
Spanish Lad
Samizdat
Me
Keddyboy
Sassy
Spanish Hopes
Safeashouses

Maybe's
Ian Wilson
HillyBilly
Pertop
CostaKid
Luffes
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Postby samizdat » Tue Dec 06, 2005 3:26 pm

the following people (or alter egos!) have confirmed their attendance:





Hurrah looks like the ratio to men to women is evening up - or is it :lol:

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Postby frank » Tue Dec 06, 2005 3:41 pm

samizdat wrote:
the following people (or alter egos!) have confirmed their attendance:





Hurrah looks like the ratio to men to women is evening up - or is it :lol:
You're only going to stop Spanish Hopes having all those women to himself! :D Sounds like you all could have a good night. Hope it goes well for you.
Regards, Frank

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Postby samizdat » Tue Dec 06, 2005 3:46 pm

are you going to be over Frank?


BTW - you need to change your signature - you're a GURU now 8)

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Postby costakid » Tue Dec 06, 2005 6:04 pm

sorry folks but i am in uk till the 21st. have a good one and don't get fighting.

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Postby stellastaff » Tue Dec 06, 2005 8:08 pm

Hi all, Only just read this thread and am gutted! Hubby is on the razz with his work that night otherwise you could have added me to the list! I have a problem with babysitters you see, no one wants to sit 4 kids! Don't blame em though!

Next time I shall make sure I am available. Would love to be able to say Hi up close and personal (not that close, I am married!!). Hope you all have a great time, make sure you have one for us lot who can't make it!!
Donna

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Postby frank » Tue Dec 06, 2005 8:21 pm

samizdat wrote:are you going to be over Frank?

No, I'm not unfortunately. We did have an invite from some Spanish friends, to stay anytime this month, but we can't make it. :( Perhaps it's just as well! :D I have flights booked for May, but certainly hope to be out before then. Fancy another spell at a Language School, see if I can improve a bit more. Learn a bit more grammar! ;-)


BTW - you need to change your signature - you're a GURU now

Don't believe that! The sig is still very much valid, I'm afraid.



8)
Regards, Frank

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Postby samizdat » Tue Dec 06, 2005 9:12 pm

Frank


if you have the time you should try the Xmas school in Granada - its a couple of weeks - you have grammer in the morning, some culture in spanish, homework for practice and then all go and get *beep* at the Tapas bars at night - speaking ONLY spanish with the rest of the class. Its a real test as many of them dont speak english so you can only communicate what you have learn in class :oops:

Best part is its cheap 150E for the 2 weeks.

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Postby frank » Wed Dec 07, 2005 12:04 am

samizdat wrote:Frank


if you have the time you should try the Xmas school in Granada - its a couple of weeks - you have grammer in the morning, some culture in spanish, homework for practice and then all go and get *beep* at the Tapas bars at night - speaking ONLY spanish with the rest of the class. Its a real test as many of them dont speak english so you can only communicate what you have learn in class :oops:

Best part is its cheap 150E for the 2 weeks.
Thanks. The last class I attended, there were various Europeans there, including Scandanavians, and a little japanese girl, and as my my Swedish and Japanese is not too hot, Spanish was the language of the day! ;-) I have visited many places in southern Spain, but I still could not get over all the free tapas in Granada when we stayed there! And the size of them. I hardly bought a meal there. I like Granada a lot, and would like to study there, but it's not really an option at the moment. Perhaps in the New Year! I bet you're glad you moved from the coast? ;-)
Regards, Frank

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Postby frank » Wed Dec 07, 2005 12:08 am

samizdat wrote:Frank


if you have the time you should try the Xmas school in Granada -.
By the way, who runs the language school there? Normally they all pack up over Xmas.
Regards, Frank

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Postby asiwalkedout » Wed Dec 07, 2005 12:27 am

sorry for being a bore but just another update on who's attending

Poshtotti
MaggieMay
Spanish Lad
Samizdat
Me
Keddyboy
Sassy
Spanish Hopes
Safeashouses
Ian Wilson

Please let me know if you want to attend. Just a reminder that andalucia.com is putting in 15Euros a head to match our 15 a head towards food and drink, so come, drink, eat and be merry! The event is taking place on the 17th December in Marbella, we've yet to decide on a venue but MaggieMay is looking into this.
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