My Old School

I’m kicking around the idea of going down for the Pepperdine Lectures in a couple months and I am curious which of you that read this blog from time to time are planning to go. It seems like it might be a good opportunity to finally meet some of you.

That’s all for today.

Comments

Stoogelover said…
Stoogelover will be there. You'll find me skipping classes and lectures with the preacher-kid from Stockton. Also Cecil Walker (cwinwc) will be there as well. Hope we can meet up for a meal somewhere.
3:11 PM
Ike Graul said…
I'll be kicking it eP style in the chapel every night. PBL is a fun time; I highly recommend it.
10:45 PM
Jennifer B. Davis said…
Man, I'd love to go. You should and post regularly via your Crackberry for all of those who can't break away...
11:33 PM
Peggy said…
Do you really think you are emotionally ready to travel? When you get home, you still won't have any TIVO. You won't find TIVO in a bottle of tequila, and you won't find it at Pepperdine, either. Let it go, man. Just let it go.
7:26 AM
cwinwc said…
As Stoogelover said, I'll be there as well. We need to hook up for a trip through Malibu Canyon to the Wood Ranch Restaurant in Agoura Hills for some tri-tip.
12:55 PM
cwinwc said…
Josh - I can somewhat recommend Randy's and Greg's class but it is a bit "fishy" at times.
7:55 PM
Thurman8er said…
I was planning to go but have missed too much work. I'm shooting for next year.
6:56 PM
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