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Join Santas in North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, Tennessee and surrounding states for lively conversation, swapping stories, referring work and anything else of interest to Santas, Mrs. Clauses and anyone else that wants to share the joy of Christmas.
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  2. Hello! Is there any sort of meeting scheduled any time soon? Best Regards, Kurt kurtkyre@gmail.com
  3. Based on the lack of reply, I can only assume that this did not happen, or if it did, there wasn't enough interest or participation to warrant moving forward. I've attempted to start other groups like this and the results are much the same. Disappointing, but not surprising.
  4. Hello! Did this group ever get off the ground? If so, how can I join? Thanks! Kurt
  5. I can't make the first meeting but I imagine I will attempt to come to them occasionally (it's a bit far, but should be worth it!). My best advice is, don't make your meetings just a social event. have an agenda where there will be some content; either a presentation, or a topic for open discussion, or a theme where guys can bring something to share connected to the theme. It's a lot easier to let 'life get in the way' and skip a social get-together, but a professional skills-building event feels a lot more like something you shouldn't miss. Also, do a round of brief introductions, but DON'T give Santa the floor, some of them will hold it for 15 minutes without batting an eye. Do something like, tell us your name, where you live, and the one event you're looking forward to most this coming season (in 20 words or less). Other "getting to know you" questions we've used are favorite reindeer, favorite cookie, favorite ice cream... these short answers are good when you have a full agenda, but even with these there are some guys who will turn a 1-2 word answer into a 2-3 minute talk! Let's face it, we're a gabby bunch, in general. My 2¢, best of luck, guys.
  6. Santas, Mrs. Claus, Elves, and others in the Santa Realm: If you live near or around the Piedmont Triad area (Winston-Salem/Greensboro/High Point area, we are exploring forming a Santa professional development group similar to the Research Triangle's "Santa Buddies" group. We are having a lunch meeting this Saturday, August 24 at 12:30 at Sixty Six Pizzeria located at Highway 66 South in Kernersville. This will be a meet-and-greet to gauge the interest in forming such a group and exploring the topics local Santas would like to see presented. If you need more info, please feel free to email back at santa@triadsanta.com. Leonard Hutchens
  7. I've edited the steps to be clearer.
  8. Tried it but only got the copy and pasted url. No button??
  9. Follow these steps to add the Long Leaf Pines Santas button to your signature: 1. Next to your name at the top of the screen click on the pull down and select My Settings 2. In the sidebar click on Signature 3. Position your cursor in the text field and click on the Image button (icon in the second row looks like a little photo) 4. Enter the following into the URL field: http://www.clausnet.com/forums/uploads/1298313759/gallery_5_756_2923.png [/CODE] 5. Click on the [b]OK [/b]button 6. Click on the [b]Save Changes[/b] button
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