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A housewarming party!
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (HCRUM@LUCY.WELLESLEY.EDU)
Thu Feb 18 17:50:02 1993
Date: Thu, 18 Feb 1993 17:48 EST
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As many of you may have noticed, it's winter in New England, and especially
out on Cape Cod, and my house desperately needs warming.
Hopefully, some of you got the message that Crystal sent out about this.
Everyone is welcome to come down to my house on Saturday, Feb 27th, stay the
night (I have plenty of room!), and go home sometime Sunday, Feb 28th.
I will have various amounts of food available (main-dish type stuff) if
everyone else can bring other types of food for the masses, junk food, as well
as real food to go with my real food, or funds to help with the food costs. I
will also have stuff for breakfast on Sunday.
What you should bring: yourself, anyone else who will fit in your car (if you
have one), warm clothing, a sleeping bag (I have a lot of beds, but probably
not enough for *everyone*, no matter how cozy we get!), food type stuff,
games, music, and a swim-suit if you are feeling like a polar bear!
How to get there:
BY CAR: Take I-93 south out of Boston. Follow signs to Cape Cod to get on
Rt. 3 south. Keep on Rt. 3 until you reach the Sagamore Bridge. Cross the
bridge, and you will now be on Rt. 6 (MidCape Highway). Follow Rt. 6 all
the way to the end. After Exit 12, you will reach a rotary. Go about halfway
around the rotary, and exit, following signs that say, "To Provincetown, Rt. 6"
Follow this four lane road for about 5 miles. You will go through two stop
lights, and pass the Cape Cod National Seashore Information Center. At the
third stop light, (There will be a Ben and Jerry's in the shopping center
to your right), make a right turn onto Brackett Rd. Take the second left
onto Old Orchard Rd. (the street sign will say "Disposal Area" underneath)
My house is number 1130, and is on the right side of the street, a tan,
ranch-style. It is a ways down, and kind of sneaks up on you, but the mailbox
has the number on it, and I'll try to put something obvious out front.
Otherwise: if you don't have a car, let me know. I will try to collect names
of people needing rides, but I can't guarentee anything. The other option
is to take the bus (Plymoth and Brockton Lines) to Hyannis, and someone will
come pick you up. It runs fairly frequently, and isn't terribly expensive.
If you want toknow more about it, ask Ping... he took it at Christmas. If you
will have extra space in a car, try to let me know.
I hope I will get to see lots of people there! Pass this information on to
anyone you think should have it that I haven't send it to!
RSVP and/or questions: (508) 240-1752
--Heather
(Crum, that is...)
