MEETING FOR THE NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER

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FREDDY ROMAN

Well-known member
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN,

I KNOW IF YOU USE LARGE CAPS ON EMAILS IT MEANS YOUR YELLING.  SO I DECIDE TO USE LARGE CAPS, BECAUSE I HAVE SOMETHING TO YELL ABOUT.  IN THE COAST OF NEW ENGLAND THERE ARE SO MANY WOODWORKERS, SO MANY YOUNG WOODWORKERS AND WE THE NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER ARE NOT TAKING ADVANTAGE OF THIS.  AS A MEMBER OF SAPFM I HAVE NOTICE AND HEARD MANY SAY THAT THEY WANT MORE YOUTH IN THE SOCIETY.  WELL LETS GO OUT THERE AND ATTRACT THE YOUTH AND ADD MEMBERS TO SAPFM.  LETS CONTINUE THIS BEAUTIFUL CRAFT AND PAST ON OUR KNOWLEDGE.

I AM TIRED FOR WAITING FOR THE NEXT MEETING.  LETS JUST SET SOMETHING UP.  PHIL LOWE SHOP IS ALWAYS OPEN AND THERE IS SO MANY TOPICS AND TECHNIQUES OUT THERE LETS SHARE IT AMONGST OURSELVES.  WE AS CHAPTER NEED TO SIT DOWN AND SET SOME GOALS AND PLAN THINGS OUT.  SO IF YOU HAVE AN OPINION OR COMMENT OR CONCERN THEN FEEL FREE.  HOPEFULLY, I DIDN'T OFFEND ANYONE, BUT I LOVE THE SOCIETY AND THE CRAFT AND I JUST WANT TO SEE IT ALL WORK FOR THE GOOD OF THE CRAFT/SOCIETY.

FREDDY ROMAN
MAKER & RESTORER
 
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