When:
August 12, 2006; 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM
Where:
Blue Cactus Cafe,
13525 Wetmore Road (one block north of Thousand Oaks)
San Antonio, Texas 78247
ph: (210) 490-7330
Archive for the Meetings CategoryWhen: Greetings fellow TexLUG-ers, Lee and I feel it is high time for a TexLUG meeting with the San Antonio (and New Braunfels) folks. Of course, all TexLUG is invited. We would like to meet on Saturday, May 13, 2006 at 1PM. We propose as our May meeting place Goerke’s Country Tavern, 1901 Weil Road in Marion, Texas 78124 (actually “5 and 1/2 miles west of Marion”.) Goerke’s may be familiar to at least four members of our group. For the rest of you, it is a place that has nice long tables suitable for LEGO meets, and they serve food of the type that requires lots of napkins and makes it futile to try to be polite while eating it. So bring your MOCs, trades, your LEGO news (or any news) and your hungry selves to Goerke’s and let’s remind each other what we look like! Post by Chris for Pat. When: 2:30 PM When: See November Meeting (previous post) for more information. Hey folks: Lee Rahe and I had a smashing idea the other day: TexLUG-SA should meet one last time before the silly season begins, as we don’t get a chance to meet again until January or later. This will also be Lee’s last opportunity to join us this month. At the Business Expo a few months ago, Chris Macdougald and I had another smashing idea: Next time we meet, let’s try the Blue Cactus Cafe. They served great brisket at their booth. So why not, thought I, combine the two? When: November 19, 2005; 2:00 to 4:00 PM Not sure if Mark Bagnell’s computer is working yet or nay, so I’ll inform him by phone. Chris, I’m hoping you and Connie can make it this weekend, but also please inform anyone that I have not included in this email, if you would be so kind. The URL for the Blue Cactus Cafe: http://www.thebluecactuscafe.com/ Here you will find their menu, their history, and a MAP IT! link (near the bottom) that shows you how to locate them. Hope to see you all there! - Pat It is time for the Statewide TexLUG meeting. As usual it will be held in Austin. Thanks Laura for hosting once again. TJ was kind enough to put the details online. See you all there… Meeting Information Agenda
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Overview Photos Meeting Information Greetings and Hallucinations, At the telephone request of Chris Macdougald, who is himself recovering at home from recent hospitalization, I am sending out the notice for the May TexLUG-SA meeting. This month will feature ORIGINAL LEGO trains. That’s right…the kind with the blue plastic rails that was a real hit back in the early 70’s. I haven’t got a great deal of track (straight only), but I just got hold of a working engine and wheels to boot. So there will be a display of sorts on the coffee table. Other stuff to look at/mess around with… - Set 7047 (World City Coast Watch HQ). Lots of good yellow elements and new uses for old elements. - Set 7045 (World City Hovercraft Hideout). See above, except substitute “blue” for “yellow”. - One of our newest members (in addition to Mr. Wayne Murray) is Mr. Joe Casas, who happens to be my roommate. He just bought his first three sets - 4099,4105, 4107. His passion appears to be robots and mechs. And I gave him a green 32 x 32 baseplate…youknow, the one that truly seems to grow on trees. (Wayne, I don’t know if you are on the TEXLUG-SA mailing list yet, so apologies if you received this twice). - A copy of the United States patent for LEGO filed by Godtfred Kirk Christiansen on January 28, 1958 and granted on October 24, 1961. A must see! I am into inventory right now and it is too late to turn back. So have a laugh at my expense while you’re here. I have recently discovered Peeron and the LUGNET PartsRef and have made extensive use of these resources. I am going to send them some cash when all this is over. That could take years, however. As some of you know, I am very heavy into LEGO Space. So why World City? Simple…for the same reason as getting a Harry Potter or Spiderman 2 set; for specific pieces. For the application that certain elements have in a large spaceship MOC. But you knew that. Bring yourself, something non-alcoholic to drink if you like, your LEGO, your MOCs, and anything else you can fit into the backseat of a foreign car to my place on Saturday, May 8, 2004 at 2PM (1400) CST. If any of you out-of-towners are in San Antonio, then, please stop by and have a gander. |

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