We have several pages on our blog containing more information about the party.

Check out 'Camping At The Party'  http://www.propertyguylive.com/BlogNet/page/Camping-at-the-Party!.aspx

and also some added info about the Friday Night campfire sing-along http://www.propertyguylive.com/BlogNet/page/Musicfest-2008.aspx

It's getting close!

ALSO - I've added to the webpage - it has been brought to my attention that I did not state the 'cost' of the party.  It's FREE; HOWEVER, for a small donation of $10.00 you get a CUP.  This CUP is a cool thing.  It is a ticket to your free weekend, allowing for unlimited (yes unlimited) refills both Friday and Satuday (ALL DAY)

While the actual mailing list from the CDP! web site is under construction, I wanted to start a thread for folks to just sign in - let us know you are here, and what you think of the party, the web site, etc. 

What do you like, what would you change?

At least give your name, and if you would like, your email address so that we can be sure to give you all the latest information regarding the party!

CDP!

I have set up this blog for us to discuss several different items - ideally just to be able to converse, upload pictures, and discuss different areas of concern.

Categories:

There is a category for each major concern during the party.

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