[nesfa-reading-group] Should we meet on Tuesdays or Fridays?

[David G. Grubbs]

I can make most Tuesdays and most Fridays. I'm assuming Wednesday is still
special, but I'd show up on more Wednesdays than I do now, for a reading
group meeting.

So, see if you can figure out what would draw the most people in total
(from the current active handful, from NESFA, and from the outside world).

If that turns out to be Monday I could still make a few during breaks in
rehearsal schedules -- Summer is off and I don't have to go to every
rehearsal.  Thursday is still locked down most of the time, with maybe 5 or
6 weeks off, most of which won't  line up with reading group meetings.


On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 5:27 PM, Wes Brodsky <wesbrodsky at comcast.net> wrote:

> Since, from experience, we seemed to have better attendance on a
> non-Friday, I would go for Tuesday. We can remember because it is the day
> to pay for hamburgers. 2nd or 4th Tuesday makes no difference to me. I
> could also come any Friday if that is what the group decides.
>
> Wes
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> *From:* reading-group [mailto:reading-group-bounces at lists.nesfa.org] *On
> Behalf Of *Boogalouis
> *Sent:* Monday, April 09, 2018 8:50 PM
> *To:* NESFA Reading Group
> *Subject:* [nesfa-reading-group] Should we meet on Tuesdays or Fridays?
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> Hey reading groupers… er, um… reading groupies… um, reading group members
> (we’ll have to work on that),
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> Louis here.
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> As you well know, the reading group currently meets on the first Friday of
> the month.
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> Would you be able to attend more meetings if we were to meet on a Tuesday
> or a different Friday? Let us know by replying with which of the below days
> you’d prefer to meet on.
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> Any Friday
> Either the 2nd or the 4th Tuesday
> 1st Friday
> 2nd Friday
> 3rd Friday
> 4th Friday
> 2nd Tuesday
> 4th Tuesday
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> Also,
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> On Friday, May 4th (May the 4th be with you! Damn, we should have read a
> Star Wars novel), we’ll be discussing *Last and First Men* by Olaf
> Stapledon. We’ll also be choosing our next set of books to read.
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> And on Friday, June 1st, we’ll be discussing *Jurassic Park* by Michael
> Crichton (or, as I like to call it, Dino-Disney).
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> Thanks,
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> Louis
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> The bastard child of absurdity and the sublime.
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