*blush*
South Bend Civic Theater
P.O. Box 1146
South Bend, IN 46624
Public Education Foundation
P.O. Box 119
South Bend, IN 46624
Friday, August 14, 2009
Sunday, August 9, 2009
Ostara asks: Will there be any time for seeing you surrounding the event? I know you'll be swamped with visitors, arrangements, etc.
We're looking forward to spending as much time as we can with our families and friends. Here's the schedule as it now stands:
Friday afternoon and evening
From roughly 4:00 to 7:00 and 8:00 to10:00 our apartment will be command central for meeting, greeting, hanging out, getting acquainted with people you don't know, etc. We won't be serving dinner. We plan to slip out for dinner between 7-8. Please excuse us if we don't invite you to come along. We'll have been married less than twelve hours at that point and we'd like a moment alone to go "Oh, wow!" Maybe even "Yee-haw!"
Saturday morning
Sandy is going to lead a caravan on his infamous, er, famous "armpit tour" of Chicago's South Side. He invites anyone who's interested to meet him at the Original Pancake House (1517 E. Hyde Park Blvd) for breakfast at 8:00. (Let Sandy know if you think you'll come to the Pancake House. He doesn't want to leave anyone behind. Please note that only complete parties are seated together.) He'll circle back to the apartment to gather up stragglers at 9:00.
Anyone who is not interested in or able to join the tour is welcome to join Pamela at the apartment for coffee, tea, conversation, etc.
At noon, Wilsons, Hollisters, and Holyokes are invited to meet for lunch at Maravilla's Mexican Restaurant (5506 S. Lake Park Ave) to celebrate Russ's 97th birthday. (It would be a kindness if you would let Fred know whether you are attending. RSVP to fredhollister@gmail.com)
Saturday afternoon
You're on your own. We have last minute stuff to do.
Sunday morning
If you're still around, we'd be pleased to see you for a late bagel breakfast at our apartment at 10:00.
Friday afternoon and evening
From roughly 4:00 to 7:00 and 8:00 to10:00 our apartment will be command central for meeting, greeting, hanging out, getting acquainted with people you don't know, etc. We won't be serving dinner. We plan to slip out for dinner between 7-8. Please excuse us if we don't invite you to come along. We'll have been married less than twelve hours at that point and we'd like a moment alone to go "Oh, wow!" Maybe even "Yee-haw!"
Saturday morning
Sandy is going to lead a caravan on his infamous, er, famous "armpit tour" of Chicago's South Side. He invites anyone who's interested to meet him at the Original Pancake House (1517 E. Hyde Park Blvd) for breakfast at 8:00. (Let Sandy know if you think you'll come to the Pancake House. He doesn't want to leave anyone behind. Please note that only complete parties are seated together.) He'll circle back to the apartment to gather up stragglers at 9:00.
Anyone who is not interested in or able to join the tour is welcome to join Pamela at the apartment for coffee, tea, conversation, etc.
At noon, Wilsons, Hollisters, and Holyokes are invited to meet for lunch at Maravilla's Mexican Restaurant (5506 S. Lake Park Ave) to celebrate Russ's 97th birthday. (It would be a kindness if you would let Fred know whether you are attending. RSVP to fredhollister@gmail.com)
Saturday afternoon
You're on your own. We have last minute stuff to do.
Sunday morning
If you're still around, we'd be pleased to see you for a late bagel breakfast at our apartment at 10:00.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Nancy S. asks: Is Sandy going to play his accordion?
He's working hard on two songs. Prepare to give him a big hand.
Anonymous asks: How many kids are you expecting?
At this point, the kid count is 5-6 under the age of 6, 2 grade schoolers, and any number of the young at heart.
Saturday, July 18, 2009
A few more details about Saturday night
1. There will be a kid-appropriate dinner choice for the 10 and under crowd.
2. Those of you who tend to run a little late don't need to worry: Drinks and tasty bites will be served from 5:00 to 5:30. Dinner will actually start at 5:30.
2. Those of you who tend to run a little late don't need to worry: Drinks and tasty bites will be served from 5:00 to 5:30. Dinner will actually start at 5:30.
Tuesday, July 14, 2009
Carol asked: Will there be food and, if so, what should we expect?
Which leads directly to the bigger question: What's going to happen at the party?
5:00 Dinner (Carol: You'll have to forgive us for not divulging menu details. It will be delicious, creative, and not too spicy. We're not saying another word.)
6:30 Dance lesson by Monica Vachlon--An opportunity to get into the waltz and two-step groove
7:00-10:00 Music by the fabulous Cajun Aces (and Sandy for a tune or two)--We'll be on the dance floor. We hope you will be, too, whether you waltz, two-step, or just wiggle like a crazy person.
about 8:00: A pause for dessert
5:00 Dinner (Carol: You'll have to forgive us for not divulging menu details. It will be delicious, creative, and not too spicy. We're not saying another word.)
6:30 Dance lesson by Monica Vachlon--An opportunity to get into the waltz and two-step groove
7:00-10:00 Music by the fabulous Cajun Aces (and Sandy for a tune or two)--We'll be on the dance floor. We hope you will be, too, whether you waltz, two-step, or just wiggle like a crazy person.
about 8:00: A pause for dessert
Saturday, July 4, 2009
What are Pamela and Sandy wearing to the party?
Evidently what to wear is a source of some anxiety. We keep getting variations on the clothes question.
Sandy is wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a casual shirt.
Weather permitting, Pamela is going to wear her wedding dress. (Not white, not poofy, not tradtional.) It's not exactly casual, but definitely a costume.
Anything in between should be fine, really.
Sandy is wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a casual shirt.
Weather permitting, Pamela is going to wear her wedding dress. (Not white, not poofy, not tradtional.) It's not exactly casual, but definitely a costume.
Anything in between should be fine, really.
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