[Snowball] Snowball

[Adrian Flynn]

Jeramy,
Sounds real good to me.
Helps keep it manageable.
Also very mobile.
Would it be smart to notify the it he next person on the list when you
receive it
so they will be looking for it in about a week and not have it left on a
doorstep
to disappear?
I have had packages disappear in the wilds of Arizona when I was not
expecting
them and went to town or a Dr. visit 1Hr minnium to 14 hours to Phoenix and
back for Doctors, if I was expecting a package my wife or I stayed home
depending on what the run was for.
73
Adrian KF7DYU

On Mon, Jul 9, 2012 at 10:30 AM, Jeramy Ross <jeramy at w5xtl.org> wrote:

> Hello Bill and Bry,
>
> I'm sorry for your XYL's health issues Bill, and I hope it is nothing too
> serious.  May she have a speedy recovery!!
>
> I have no issue with organizing a few groups and getting the ball a
> rollin'.  Send me the master list and I'll get right on it!
>
> Is everyone ok with groups of 6?
> If I remember correctly... on Lloyd's snowball... we tried to implement a
> minimum time at any particular QTH of 3-4 days.  I.E.  each person would
> have 3-4 days to dig through the ball, take what they need, add to the
> ball, and send it off to the next person on the list.  Does that sound
> reasonable to folks?
>
> Any other ideas, rules, etc.?
>
> Thanks and 73,
> Jeramy W5XTL
>  On Jul 8, 2012 5:11 AM, "Bry Carling" <bcarling at cfl.rr.com> wrote:
>
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