Follies meetup

vincemichaels
Detroit
As we head into winter, it's getting colder up here in the North. Atlanta in the winter months is tolerable, yes it gets cold and snow removal down there is not as good as it is up in Yankee territory, Atlanta shuts down with a relatively minor amount of snow. I've been there and had no major problems getting around. Anyone up for a Follies meetup sometime this winter ???
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Sounds good to me. The week between Christmas and New Year might be a good time.
I'll try to make it. But I probably couldn't be there between Christmas and New Years.
The trouble with a Follies meet up is where to put a group in a club that is always packed. That is why I have never tried to organize an official one. There have been 2 or 3 times that 5 or 6 of us have gotten together and that was about all we could find room for.
But if one does get scheduled, I'll try to attend. I think after New Years might be best.
I'm in. I would suggest a 10 am brunch on a Saturday, followed by walking into Follies when they open. That would likely guarantee seats for everyone.
Being born in the Caribbean and raised in Miami, I don't like cold-weather and thus avoid leaving FL from October - February (ATL is in northern GA thus a bit up there towards the center of the country and can get pretty-cold).
But - I'm overdue for a ATL trip (I always seem to have that feeling) - but December would be a no-go for me not to mention airfare, hotels, and car-rentals, are more expensive during the holidays - a mid-January or past would be a 50/50 proposition for me.
Plus Shadowcat's birthday is in January!
Always fun time at Follies. Shadowcat's birthday would be great.
Recently the club has not been that busy, so meetup would be good.
Looking forward to seeing my fellow TUSCLers.