A Future Convention

[Beau McCrury <Beau.McCrury@ucop.edu>]

Thank you Leo, your welcome. 

I'm disappointed at the way it looked at least in digest form, 
no spacing or indentations.  It came out okay on the Daltrey list tho.
Could that be because of the post that came before mine that day?

I think the next time I have a long post like that I'll just say to the
list, hey I got big post and e-mail me privately for it so that way I
don't take up too much space.  Wish I thought of that before.

The only talk that I have heard about future conventions is a hope that
there would be one here in the States.  Unfortunately, at least on the
O&S list, the convention didn't get great reviews.  After all the hard
grass roots kinda work that was put into such an event I sure hope 
Matt and Mark from the Generations magazine don't pull the plug from 
other future considerations of a convention, no matter where it might be.

Oh and may I say that I'm really enjoying this civil argument over Baba.
It's my favorite all time song and I think you folks are offering very
interesting possibilties as to the meaning of it all.  Well done IMO.

Beau (Eat At Joes) McCrury

>Date: Mon, 21 Sep 1998 02:13:40 EDT
>From: Daswer@aol.com
>Subject: Re:  The Who Mailing List Digest V5 #227
>
>I'd like to thank Beau McCrury for the low down on the Who Convention.  I
>missed the accounts of the convention given by others, so Beau's tale of Who
>Heaven was a new trip for me.   I wish more than anything that I could have
>gone.  In '89 I visited relatives for a month in London and I visited Acton
>Grammer School (John and Pete's grade school) as stood like a stalker outside
>Pete's house near Eel Pie Island (at least some local said it was his house).
>Fond memories but I'll never be sated, so it was great hearing about the
>convention.  
>One last question; was there any talk of another convention next year, and if
>so, can anyone provide details.  I'd love to meet Doug Sandom, any of the
>Moons, and let us not forget Professor Emeritus Brian from Atlanta (from whom
>I've learned much).
>Thanks,
>Leo O'Sullivan