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St. Peter's Fiesta: 29 June 2008
Hello! So- I am looking for my MA moms (or anybody that is wants to go to this event on their own dime). There is
St. Peter's Fiesta: 29 June 2008 event on N4M- Click here
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Yes- Great! If you end up deciding to do this- let me know... and the sizes of tee-shirts you will need! CC
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Heh, not for this one, but we will have somebody there within the state via Navy to help. CC
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sounds like FUN, wish I could go.....it's a long way off for me though ---- ( the east coast )......
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Hehe- yeah MO is far. We are hoping down the rd. to be expanding our events around the nation... I'll keep everyone updated. :D
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Catherine, If this parade is schedule for early Saturday morning vacation rentals turnover and the traffic gettng to Gloucester in a nightmare
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I have just emailed my bosses to find out the times... I'll post as soon as I get word. CC
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I love a parade! But I am not sure yet if I can make this one. I'll keep watching the posts until I know for sure. As Mrs. P. mentioned the traffic getting there and back could be a nightmare.
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I'm right in NH and would love to get some more info and if any NH moms are going how bout a car pool? I'm always proud to strut my Navy Mom status........hehe
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I'd love to go but you're TOO FAR AWAY from me in way down here in Alabama! Bring it to Bama! HAHA! Have fun! Wish I could be there! Hugs! jan
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Alright ladies.
So gah. forgive me... the parade part is on Sunday... not Saturday. and looks like mass is at 10... and at noon is the walking. I’d recommend they be there for the mass.
So, if you can make it... let me know by wednesday. Cause I'll have to order shirts and what not- and make sure they ship there on time. CC
SUNDAY, June 29
10:00 a.m. CELEBRATION OF MASS OF ST. PETER, at St. Peter's Park
12:00 noon RELIGIOUS PROCESSION FOLLOWING THE CELEBRATION OF MASS
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hehe- insert cricket noises here
Awww. Not enough responses! :( Too bad. Ahh well. Thank you for those who have replied. I am sure there will be other fun events down the road. Sincerely, Catherine
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