[nabs-l] Fun, Excitement and Danger Next Weekend at Our Arizona State Convention!

[chris nusbaum]

Hi Deryl,

Sounds really fun... except I won't be able to make it to Arizona for
the convention. By the way, are you the same guy who does the Desert
Cafe show on ACB Radio Interactive?

Chris

On 8/27/11, Darrell Shandrow <darrell.shandrow at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
>
> Come one, Come all to a night of fun, excitement, and danger?
>
> Make your way to the 65th annual National Federation of the Blind of
> Arizona State Convention and join the Arizona Association of blind
> Students for our first ever game night.
>
> The fun part of this adventure is finding out that you CAN  still play
> that game that you love to play when you were sighted, but didn’t think
> you would again.
>
> The excitement is getting to see old friends you may have lost touch
> with or finding new ones.
>
> The dangerous part of this social is taking the risk and expanding your
> horizons, making new friends and possibly losing spectacularly to a room
> full of your potential friends.
>
> If this sounds interesting to you, please join us at the Sheraton
> Airport Hotel, 1600 S. 52nd Street, Tempe, Arizona, near Sky Harbor
> Airport in the Rio Salado room at 8:15 p.m. right after the tweetup
> until the hotel decides to kick us out because we are too loud!
>
> For a 5 dollar fee you can have a fun-filled time with all your friends
> while supporting your local student division.
>
> We will provide water, but you may bring your own drinks and food.
>
> We hope to see you all there,
>
> Stephen Hunsinger, Kristen Johnson, Darrell Shandrow, Somaya Tarin and
> Tony Sohl
> The Board of the Arizona Association of Blind Students
>
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