[Sportsandrec] Spur of the Moment Tandeming Idea for Detroit

Christella Garcia christellablue at gmail.com
Tue Jun 23 05:10:33 UTC 2009


Hi Everett, I just wanted to respond to part of your message.  This hotel is 
really being picky.  I have been asked by Mrs. Jernigan to not add anything 
without her approval.  I think at this late date it would be difficult to 
get a tandem event added without going through a whole bunch of hoops.  I 
apologize but I have been working on putting all of the extravaganza events 
together, and they will all require every participant to feel out a 
liability waver.  Forgive me, but I have a lot on my plate with the 
swimming, judo, and rowing events.  I honestly think a tandem event would be 
difficult to pull off at this late date. I ask in advance for your 
understanding. Thanks
Chris
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Everett Gavel" <e.gavel at sbcglobal.net>
To: <Lmartinez217 at gmail.com>
Cc: "Sports and Recreation for the Blind Discussion List" 
<sportsandrec at nfbnet.org>
Sent: Monday, June 22, 2009 4:11 PM
Subject: [Sportsandrec] Spur of the Moment Tandeming Idea for Detroit


> Hi Listers,
>
> I'm sending this to the list only because I don't even know if LM is 
> getting
> my messages.  I've not heard back from her on any of them for the last few
> weeks.  So to play it safe I'm sending it to where I know I've been 
> getting
> through already.  To the list.  ;-)
>
> So, LM, or anyone else now I suppose, what do you think of the possibility
> of getting some tandem cyclists to ride in the March with us?  Nothing
> official, of course, since it's so close to convention.  But maybe just a
> few if possible, to add a little something regarding sports and recreation
> and blind stokers, y'know?  If the tandems are there at the gathering at 
> the
> end of the March, where we'll all be meeting, some of them might get seen 
> in
> the background or something, y'know?  Just a thought.  It seems as simple 
> as
> asking if anyone in the region would care to show up that morning, for a
> ride--albeit a short one.  We could hopefully get a few blind stokers on 
> the
> bikes too if they weren't set on walking.  And even if we couldn't, we 
> might
> bring along a few extra NFB T-shirts to hand out to the stokers who might
> not want to give up their seats.  I think a few tandems here and there, 
> and
> a few Skating Canes here and there will help add some fun.  If it doesn't
> come together, though, at least we've got the skating canes.  ;-)
>
> Speaking of that, too.  That's one of the messages I think I sent but
> haven't heard back on.  Can someone please tell me how to finally become 
> one
> of the skating canes, since I'm actually going to make it to my first
> convention in, jeez, I don't remember how long.  One of the 3 in Kentucky, 
> I
> think it was.  Oy.
>
> How do I join the Skating Canes, besides bringing some blades?  Where do I
> send the.... actually, it's too late to send it now.  So who do I give the
> money to in Detroit, and whoever that is, please bring an Extra-Large
> T-shirt.  Gotta have a Skating Canes shirt, y'know?  ;-)
>
> Are there S&R Division T's, too?  Can't remember.
>
>
> Strive On!
> Everett
> www.everettgavel.com
>
>
>
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