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Brisbane meet-up

winkwink View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 01:02 PM Post #1
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Just following on the suggestion from Peanuts thread. My DS has also started prep so I'm finding myself at a bit of a loss with all this extra time on my hands. Is anyone interested in meeting up, either for coffee or to go on a photographic meet?

jupiter123 View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 01:26 PM Post #2
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Depending on where and when I could come down from Toowoomba

Peanut View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 03:46 PM Post #3
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Sounds great, maybe a cafe so we can all have a cuppa and a chat first up? I have sent you a pm Wendy! Jupiter, it would be lovely to meet you too!

Bryden View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 06:21 PM Post #4
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Me too! I'd love to meet some of you amazingly talented ladies. Teressa

winkwink View Member Profile	13/02/2013, 10:43 PM Post #5
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Cafe sounds great Teri, it will be lovely to meet you all. I'm flexible with time so happy to go along with what works best for everyone else. Are there any particular days that would suit best? Jupiter would somewhere in/close to the city work for you?

jupiter123 View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 10:02 AM Post #6
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Any where is good for me. The day would be the determining factor for me coming down. Whilst I could possibly do most days, I would need to make sure I could get a sitter for DD.

Peanut View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 10:33 AM Post #7
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If you can't get a sitter then just bring her along Jupiter (unless you want some Mummy time of course)!

jupiter123 View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 09:42 PM Post #8
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Mummy time would be good lol. Since moving and having to give up work for a while, Mummy time has been a a little thin on the ground. If her Nanna or Aunty is working on the day I will bring her along. She is 3 but can be a handful at times lol.

winkwink View Member Profile	20/02/2013, 11:49 PM Post #9
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Girls, do you have a day that suits best? I am flexible so can easily fit in. There is a coffee shop attached to the Woolloongabba Antique Centre that looks good otherwise Teri has also suggested Bulimba area. Any thoughts?

jupiter123 View Member Profile	21/02/2013, 07:20 AM Post #10
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Woolloongabba Antique Centre sounds good to me. No preference on days.

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