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Kathy and Christopher are implementing a party for friends and future friends. Unfortunately in a zero-sum world wherein you can't be in two places at once, many are attending family, company, Burning Man, and Bumpershoot Festival and other wanna-be events that were planned in advance of our four month warning shot.

We hereby declare an irrepressible and irresistable party for the Saturday before Labor Day 2006. Our fifteen month notice should put those sordid affairs into proper perspective - plus, we are renaming ours to the 3,000,000th Annual No Labor Daze Party. Hummph. So much for tradition with its paltry-designed big integers and all the wide-eyed rituals conducted by"young earth" and primitivist types. We shall have better music, wildfires, rampant self-evolution, and more festivity than festivity can handle.  Why Burning man on Labor Day anyway? Why not Burning Bosses and stodgy social relations! Tiny minds... tiny desires.

Until then, you could stand in the corner and count the time you sell by seconds. Oh, you already do that everywhere already?  Okay.  Another good reason to come next year... especially since stop the clock is our theme [hats off to Tonio K for the concept].

Alas, until the eternal then arrives, and for gratifying the need for expanding the network of celebration...
You are invited!
 
You are invited!
 
To Our Placeholder Party

Saturday, September 10, 2pm-8pm
124 Luella Drive - Pleasant Hill, California 94523 USA
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(north of Walnut Creek;  west of Concord;  southeast of Martinez)
Phone: 925-682-8733
* swimming * vegie plates * croquet * backgammon * beer and banter * chess * recorded/live music * chips and dips * croquet * games the censors rightly fear * barbequing * laughter * a chance to create new "old" friends * salads * beverages



Still Playing with Friends and Food
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