Re: [NTLK] TTFN, or see you in a few

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on 05/02/02 01:48, Tim De Chant at dechant_at_stolaf.edu wrote:

> Hello all! In a somewhat egotistical vein, I wanted to let the list know
> that I will be leaving the list for a few short months. The reason? I will
> be travelling to the wonderful land known as Australia. So, seeing as
> though email will not be as regular for me, I figured a few thousand
> messages in my inbox would not be a good plan. So it's bye for now!
>
> There is also a more business-like side, here, too. For all those in the
> Twin Cities NUG (or interested in it), I will be gone until June. I hope to
> be returning to the area for the summer, at which point I hope to have a
> meeting. (I promise.)
>
> Anyways, take care!
>
> Tim

You too, Tim, and have a nice trip!

-Laurent.

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