Now that we have our first Swap n Sell behind us, it's time to look forward to our next meeting. Our next gathering will be on July 7th at 7PM. For those of you who have never been to one of our functions, don't be shy, we look forward to meeting you. For those of you who have, we look forward to seeing you again. This month's topic for the agenda will be to rehash the Swap n Sell as well as discussing ways to improve on the next one. I would also like to talk a little about the fish fry I would like to do for the club.
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Best turnout yet. Among the things discussed were this months Swap N Sell, the possibility of doing a breeding program, as well as maybe a fish show where members fish can be judged and possibly an awards program of some sort. All in all, a pretty good meeting, sorry you missed it.Consider my posts as general information based on personal experiences, and in most cases, far oversimplified. Actual mileage may vary. Don't try this at home. If symptoms persist, contact your physician.
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i made it to the meeting (after spending the day at Sunny's damn that place is addicting) and i had an absolute blast, scott your tank set up was really cool, and you were a very nice host, sorry if i didnt say thank you enough there, the group couldnt have been nicer to me even though im not from that side of town. glad i was able to make it, wish i would have stayed a bit longer i ended up pulling a muscle in my shoulder when i went out after the meeting. lol anyway thanks for having such a laid back and fun organization.Never fear I is here
David Abeles
Vice President
Greater Houston Aquarium Club
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this from the guy who spends sun-up to sun-down chasing fish in a concrete building. talk about needing a life, hehe.Consider my posts as general information based on personal experiences, and in most cases, far oversimplified. Actual mileage may vary. Don't try this at home. If symptoms persist, contact your physician.
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