Jose - How About ..... A NYC Picnic

.....either a sit down dinner and/or an actual show since we are involved in Broadway as our next venture

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Updated On: 5/15/05 at 09:10 AM

Both are good ideas Rox, but both have some downsides, to my way of thinking...

Dinner is difficult with a large group. The cost per person mounts very quickly with drinks; everyone attending would have to be williing to share equally in the total bill, not just based on what one had to eat/drink (because of the headaches involved in the end-of-eveingin calculations). In addition it is difficult to socialize with everyone at the table.

Show if a bit more problematic because everyone is interested in theatre. It's hard to find a show that few people have not seen, or a willing to see again. Added to that is the price of tickets and where those might be located. Not everyone enjoys theatre from the same perspective (area of the theatre). There is also the fact that while it might be a group, socializing at the theatre is very limited (pre- & post-curtain, and Intermission).

It's not that neither are doable. I see them are less than ideal for a large group of people with disparate levels of discretionery income.

Other opinions on Rox's suggestions? Or, other ideas?

yeah, picnic.....I'll fire up the grill, it should be 95 here today, we can play showtunes and drive my neighbors crazy!!!
Bathing suits are optional in the pool.
What time can I expect everyone???

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I think a "bring your own" picnic is the way to go. Have someone bring charcoal and a grill for "community usage", maybe, but other than that, lets keep it low key and simple.

Just a thought, do they still do the Concerts in the Park during the summer? I remember coming in several times to hear the 1812 Overature complete with fireworks. That might be a great day for which to plan a picnic.

And I, for one, would LOVE a chance to meet the fabled Mrs. Roxy.

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Jose'- I think we should have a formal dinner party at your pad.

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Oh, and the theme is PINK!

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Formal dinner party at my place?

Sure, P2. Let's check our calendars.

Can the Washington, D.C. group join you? There's about 6 of down here. We can carpool (but we're NOT letting Jwei drive!)

The point Liotte is meet on a school night. Late.

LOL


No offense to our BroadwayWorldKids.

Updated On: 5/14/05 at 01:42 PM

The Mrs works for a liquor company so let the games begin

We could brink a chill bag & a few bottles of vino

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Let us get cracking on this . The summer is fast approaching

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ooh! I really like the picnic idea. Nice to be able to socialize in a wide open space.

But ah, here goes the "no kids" argument again. ::sigh::
It's not even worth my words - we all know how it shall play out.
I love the "no offense." ::snort::

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Updated On: 5/14/05 at 09:59 PM

picnic sounds good(not like im planing on going)but the bring your own sounds chhep and old lady-ish to me.come on you guys were all friends hear.