is the loneliest number

[kevingaustin]

The number of people who care about this is probably one (if you include me), but here it is anyway. My MnStf Hotline Scripts from 2001 through 2003.

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[barondave.livejournal.com]

It was a proud and lonely job.

[kaustin.livejournal.com]

I guess I didn't think of that because my assumption was that nobody, other than myself, would care about them. I certainly wouldn't mind if the MnStf webmaster put them somewhere on mnstf.org or if the MnStf archivist decided to print them out and put them in the archives.

[sunshinenilkcub]

Ooooo, I love archives!!!! And I take statements such as "no one would be interested in this" as a challenge. I had to go read some of them. And guess what delightful tidbits I found? Important exact dates!!!!!

Saturday, the 19th of April, 2003, I bought a one-day membership at my very first Minicon which was being held at the hotel kitty-corner across the street from me (Millenium). I attended 4 sessions on becoming a writer and one session where Nate was on the panel with people talking about depression (Louie had told me about minicon and had suggested I go).

Saturday the 4th of October, 2003, was my first Minn-Stf meeting at the home of Irene and Scott. Louie had told me it started at 1 pm, so I got there at 2 pm and no one else was there yet. I got to help prepare fondue bits and got to know them a bit.

Yay! Thanks for sharing! :) Now I gotta go save it in my LJ. :)

[kaustin.livejournal.com]

I usually look at the Einblatt! (http://www.mnstf.org/einblatt/) archives when I want to find exact dates for stuff like that.