[Moo] Business Stuff

[Lewindepartone at aol.com]

In another group we have run into this problem.  by society law ( if  im 
correct ) once you open your home to "official business meetings" your home  MUST 
comply with all federal disabilities laws.  might want to check this  so that 
you dont interfere with these laws and open a can of worms that you  really 
dont need.  its about destroyed a group so far since some folks feel  that its 
ok to hinder the handicapped from attending meetings and then when they  speak 
up for themselves the "some folks" throw a fit and I even watched a few  push 
chairs in front of the handicapped person and make snide remarks about  them.  
 
Lewin
 
 
 
In a message dated 6/5/2007 8:52:55 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
KristiWhyKelly at aol.com writes:

While I'm guessing that it is my house that is being discussed right now,  I 
will put my two cents in this discussion.
 
Libraries are bad for our family, kids and meetings don't go well  together.  
I would love the meetings to be at a private home, preferably  one where 
there might be a separate room for the kids to go and play and  watch tv (yes, we 
let our kids watch it).
 
Any home would do, and we could even make it on week nights if that  were the 
case.  Keeping kids quiet in a common room of adults talking is  near 
impossible, and a big pain the tush for the parents.  Which is why  we stay home 
unless we have to come.  
 
And yes, we would of course LOVE people to come and hangout at our house  and 
even stay for a meeting!  
 
I'd like to see people come over just so that we can all get to know  
everyone outside of an event.  There are a lot of folks in the Barony  that I don't 
know and would love to have a place where I can meet them, where  we don't all 
have a very urgent errand or duty that prevents us from just  talking.
 
Regards,
Grace



 
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