Oooh Rita, it looks so good! Perhaps you could move to 24 hour scheduling for those people who only sleep on their feet at the Getaway! Then you could really fit everything in. For those interested in Workshops, the idea is for the leader to get the thing going, but then for people to contribute songs appropos the topic. That's what Dick is referring to in his post. The digital tradition of course is a dynomite! resource. I volunteered to run the Drinking Songs workshop (hey, I'm teetotaler when it come to alcoholic brews, but I'm an Addictions Specialist by trade, so I know a few things) Look up "@drink" in the DT and you will find a ton of songs. You should find a drinking song you want to learn or one you just maybe forgot you knew. Refresh your memory and come on in.

Oh, yes! Go see Mike Agranoff if you haven't. He an unclaimed gem of a folkie from New Jersey (no that's not a contradiction in terms).

Roger in Baltimore