We would like to announce our new group is Tethers and Feathers in the Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC area. T&F is holding munches at noon on the second Saturday of each month, with the next munch on Feb 9th. We are meeting at the Olive Garden at Tysons Corner, Virginia, located on the corner of Route 7 (Leesburg Pike) and Gallows Rd, with parking in the back.
Tethers and Feathers has been formed as a Tickling-SIG, or ‘special interest group’ for people interested in tickling, with the support and under the umbrella of Washington’s Black Rose Society.
The Black Rose support will also provide the tickling group with an opportunity to attend the Black Rose socials/parties which are held every month, on the 3rd Friday at 9 PM. We can set off a semi-quiet area in large auditorium sized conference room of the hotel the socials are held in, where us tickle folks may practice our own specialty. While we hope to plan additional separate parties in other locations during 2002, the group at least will now have a place to play.
Credit for a great deal of the effort in creating the T&F group must be given to Rodney, now in Virginia, who helped with a couple of the Mid-West tickle parties last year! The Tethers and Feathers group will still of course need to perform “outreach” to folks who with an interest in tickling, and haven’t yet found out about the local activities.
Also Black Rose has scheduled a weekday evening lecture-demonstration on Tickling on Tuesday February 19th in downtown Washington, DC. Anyone interested in this can e-mail me, Spenser, for more info on the group and where to meet.
Spenser
Tethers and Feathers has been formed as a Tickling-SIG, or ‘special interest group’ for people interested in tickling, with the support and under the umbrella of Washington’s Black Rose Society.
The Black Rose support will also provide the tickling group with an opportunity to attend the Black Rose socials/parties which are held every month, on the 3rd Friday at 9 PM. We can set off a semi-quiet area in large auditorium sized conference room of the hotel the socials are held in, where us tickle folks may practice our own specialty. While we hope to plan additional separate parties in other locations during 2002, the group at least will now have a place to play.
Credit for a great deal of the effort in creating the T&F group must be given to Rodney, now in Virginia, who helped with a couple of the Mid-West tickle parties last year! The Tethers and Feathers group will still of course need to perform “outreach” to folks who with an interest in tickling, and haven’t yet found out about the local activities.
Also Black Rose has scheduled a weekday evening lecture-demonstration on Tickling on Tuesday February 19th in downtown Washington, DC. Anyone interested in this can e-mail me, Spenser, for more info on the group and where to meet.
Spenser