What do you always take to retreats/classes

A desk lamp to use in case the lighting in the class is not placed in a good spot for you. Your own coffee mug for whatever liquid you want to place in it Chocolate for you and to share. More fabric than you think you'll need. Band-aids, upset stomach remedy [from too much chocolate], aspirin, kleenex, little safety pins for wardrobe malfunctions. Spare change for vending machines

G> Thanks for all the suggestions so far. I've also got some others of my o= wn

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Ginger in CA
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Howdy!

Sunflowers seeds, fruit bars, something to read, fruit.

R/Sandy

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Sandy Ellison

Pati,

That would be great - and yes I got your email too. I'll see what is on the class supply list when it arrives and go from there. Sorry I can't make any of your classes, I checked out lots of classes in the Phoenix area, but have to fit in round DH's schedule too.

Lizzy

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Lizzy Taylor

Sandy, I shall do that. I am really looking forward to it, I am glad I managed to find a class that fits in with our dates - and she can provide me with a SM too :)

Lizzy

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Lizzy Taylor

What a great question....i love the idea of keeping a checklist on the computer. i never would've thought of that! (going to implement immediately). The last time i went to one, i brought an extra cardigan sweater, it was 90 degrees outside and about 60 inside,,,needless to say, it was chilly next to the A/C and everyone thought i was nuts untill class started. amy

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amy

Did anyone mention some type of trash receptacle? I made one that looks kind of like a pop can cozy.

Cindy

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teleflora

I'm glad, too! Have a wonderful time. :)

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Sandy

On Sun, 30 Sep 2007 00:55:55 -0500, shhdesigns wrote (in article ):

Chocolate?!

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Maureen Wozniak

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