Sydney after work drinking crowd - Christmas plans?
Dec 11th 2006, 9:48 pm
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Sydney after work drinking crowd - Christmas plans?
Hi all,
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day.
We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.
So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day.
We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
Last edited by Geordie George; Dec 11th 2006 at 9:51 pm.
Dec 11th 2006, 10:03 pm
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Re: Sydney after work drinking crowd - Christmas plans?
Originally Posted by Geordie George
Hi all,
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day. We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.
So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day.
We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
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Dec 11th 2006, 10:26 pm
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Re: Sydney after work drinking crowd - Christmas plans?
Originally Posted by Geordie George
Hi all,
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day. We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.
So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
Mr GG and I have finally got around to making some plans for Christmas Day.
We're going to head down to the botanic gardens in Sydney for a picnic.So we wondered whether any of the Sydney after work drinks people would like to come along for a bit of a chilled get together? I guess I'm just thinking bring your own fodder and a bottle (or two!) of whatever rings your bell. Perhaps meet in the gardens at about 2 pm?
I guess we can work out specifics if anyone's interested?
Just thought it might be a chance to avoid family-orientated things - the joy of being 12,000 miles away.
Cheers,
Nichola
Maybe it is for the best for you guys - Ellie (3) would be pestering everyone to play catch with her!
Is there a plan to go out this or next Thursday??
Steve
