Saturday, August 22, 2009

Meet-up in Austin, Texas


Thanks to Elze Hamilton for arranging the great meet-up of Austin-based secularists, sceptics, atheists, etc., at Threadgills last (i.e. Thursday) night. It was great to get such a good turnout in honour of me and Jenny, at quite short notice.

We just met informally over dinner, but we had about 20 people in all - most of whom did not know each other, as they came from a diversity of local groups. The discussion was animated but constructive and friendly, flyers for 50 Voices of Disbelief were distributed, some new connections were made, and I finally tried the world-famous chicken fried steak.

I'll be posting some photos when I get a chance.

Thanks, too, to everyone who attended.

9 comments:

  1. Any visits planned for the Dallas/Ft Worth area on this trip?

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  2. Alas, no. Our next stop after visiting friends in San Antonio is some time in Kansas City, where Jenny's publisher is based.

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  3. Very nice, but DID YOU HAVE A CHICKEN FRIED STEAK? Threadgills is famous for them!

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  4. Whoops, missed the aside about the c.f.s. Sorry!

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  5. If hadn't had the chicken fried steak, I'd never had heard the end of it from Jerry.

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  6. YES!!!!!!!!!!! What a lovely piece o' beef!

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  7. Man I'm hungry.

    ...I hate you so much.

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  8. i dont like cfs on principal that it has nothing to do with chicken. now steak fried in chicken fat or chicken fried in tallow - now theres good eating.

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