Falcon Watchers Weekend - July 17-18, 2010

[MAK]

I am bringing falcon toast with chicken pate.  I already had the chicken and ingredients and I used Julia Child's recipe for Country Pate.  No pigeon livers, sorry.

I still need a place to park.  I'll see you all there Friday afternoon.  I don't think I'll be able to miss any of you.  And you won't be able to miss me.  LOL!!

I told you when you first said you were coming you're welcome to park it in my driveway. I'm only 5 minutes from downtown. Send me a message if you want to. MAK

[Bonnie]

MAK.  Yes, I do remember, but I didn't know if it still held.  I'll be there.  See you Friday afternoon in downtown.  We'll take it from there.

[~Ruth]

I'll bring another dozen donuts

[MAK]

MAK.  Yes, I do remember, but I didn't know if it still held.  I'll be there.  See you Friday afternoon in downtown.  We'll take it from there.

   Of course it still holds!  Sounds good,see you then.   

[Kris G.]

Kathy O. sent an email last night about a show at the Strasenburgh Planetarium this weekend titled "The Falcons of Toronto."  It will be showing at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday July 17.  Here is the describition from the Planetarium's website.

THE FALCONS OF TORONTO
Thirty years ago, peregrine falcons faced extinction in North America when DDT entered the food chain and killed their young. Now these champions of the sky have re-established themselves and some have forsaken the countryside to live in the city. These intrepid newcomers nest on cliffs of concrete and hunt in canyons of steel and glass. But while the city is a good provider, there are also hidden dangers in the urban jungle. An NHK Production


I will be attending the Saturday show, if anyone else wants to go, just let me know.
Tickets are:  $10 for adults,  $9 for senior citizens, and $8 for children.

Lisa McK.

MAK and Sue want to go

Bill and I want to go too. Can we buy tickets there that night or is it better to buy online now?

[Vandrefalk]

   Bob and I won't be there 
We're in FL for a professional conference (and boy, is it HOT!), but we will be thinking of all of you and wishing we were there.  Good watching to everyone!!
Karen R/Vandrefalk

[Lucy]

I'm hoping to be there Saturday morning for the breakfast, and will bring donut holes. Please remind me when and where to show up!

[Braveheart2665]

I'm sorta local ( I live in Webster) & will bring bagels & cr. cheese. :hungry:Looking forward to meeting everyone.

Linda King (also bringing my son who is here from MI)

[Carla P]

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I will bring something good - I haven't decided what yet!
MAK, pumpkin roll is my absolute favorite!!!
I can't wait to see you all, and I'm looking forward to meeting all of the out-of-towners 

Carla P

[Carol P.]

Place: Aqueduct Park
Date:   Saturday 7/17
Time: 9:00 am

So Far coming to Saturday morning breakfast:
Out of Towners: (12)
Colleen T
Ei
Lynne & Bob
Kapi
Kris G & Bill
Paul, Mary & Catherine
Bonnie
Wendy

Roch Watchers: (26)
MAK
Ginha & Dave
Larry O
Don & Suzanne
Joyce
Marcia
Jeanne
Lou & Dana
Shaky & Carrie
Kathy O
Carol P.
Brian H.
Ruth
Dan S.
Carla P.
Lynda & Tim
Lisa McK
Kelly
Lucy
Linda King & Son

Any others?   

[Lisa McK]

Kathy O. sent an email last night about a show at the Strasenburgh Planetarium this weekend titled "The Falcons of Toronto."  It will be showing at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday July 17.  Here is the describition from the Planetarium's website.

THE FALCONS OF TORONTO
Thirty years ago, peregrine falcons faced extinction in North America when DDT entered the food chain and killed their young. Now these champions of the sky have re-established themselves and some have forsaken the countryside to live in the city. These intrepid newcomers nest on cliffs of concrete and hunt in canyons of steel and glass. But while the city is a good provider, there are also hidden dangers in the urban jungle. An NHK Production


I will be attending the Saturday show, if anyone else wants to go, just let me know.
Tickets are:  $10 for adults,  $9 for senior citizens, and $8 for children.

Lisa McK.

MAK and Sue want to go

Bill and I want to go too. Can we buy tickets there that night or is it better to buy online now?

I am planning on buying tickets at the door.  I don't think it will be a "sold out" show.   She everyone tomorrow morning.

Lisa McK.

[Lord G]

I'll be busy all day Saturday saving the citizens of Monroe County's southeast quadrant (mostly from themselves ), but I'll be there on Sunday.

[Lisa McK]

I'll be busy all day Saturday saving the citizens of Monroe County's southeast quadrant (mostly from themselves ), but I'll be there on Sunday.

I hope no one tries to jump out of your ambulance.   

[Lou]

Looks like this is the list of who's bringing what tomorrow morning:

MAK-Pumpkin Roll
Braveheart (?)-Bagels & Cream Cheese
Lucy-Donut Holes
Lisa McK -Donuts (Dozen)
Rxr56-Donuts (Dozen)
Bonnie- Falcon Toast & Chicken Pate
Carla-Surprise
Suzanne – Bagels , cream cheese
Lynda/Tim - A cool pastry/coffee cake thing (and tattoos!)
Joyce - Cut-up fruit, small bowls and spoons.
Lou - Coffee (2 boxes of Joe from Dunkin' Donuts) w/ cups, sugar, stir sticks, etc.     
Jeanne - Juice, cups, something sweet and probably something else
Carol P. - Plates, Forks, Knives, Napkins, etc.
Brian-Said he is bringing some kind of pastry or bread

Am I missing something?

[Kris G.]

Kathy O. sent an email last night about a show at the Strasenburgh Planetarium this weekend titled "The Falcons of Toronto."  It will be showing at 4:00 p.m. on Saturday July 17.  Here is the describition from the Planetarium's website.

THE FALCONS OF TORONTO
Thirty years ago, peregrine falcons faced extinction in North America when DDT entered the food chain and killed their young. Now these champions of the sky have re-established themselves and some have forsaken the countryside to live in the city. These intrepid newcomers nest on cliffs of concrete and hunt in canyons of steel and glass. But while the city is a good provider, there are also hidden dangers in the urban jungle. An NHK Production


I will be attending the Saturday show, if anyone else wants to go, just let me know.
Tickets are:  $10 for adults,  $9 for senior citizens, and $8 for children.

Lisa McK.

MAK and Sue want to go

Bill and I want to go too. Can we buy tickets there that night or is it better to buy online now?

I am planning on buying tickets at the door.  I don't think it will be a "sold out" show.   She everyone tomorrow morning.

Lisa McK.

Oh Lisa!  Ya never know!  It might be this weekend's surprise hit at the box office!