[at-l] NPR T-shirts @ the Pa Ruck

[GRoberts@npr.org (Gary Roberts)]

OK folks, I've aqcuired a few NPR "Morning Edition" T-shirts a few "NPR"
logo T-shirts and fifteen (15) bumper stickers, I thought of selling them at
the PA Ruck and give all the money to the "Maine Rose (Rosie)" Fund for
MATC.  What do y'all think?  Could be $100 bucks more in the Rosie Fund if
the shirts were sold for $5 each.  Remind me who is running the Rosie fund
(I know Kurt is selling raffle tickets for the tent and Wanderlust stuff
giveaway).  Cost me more than that to get 'em (I was origannly getting a
bunch of stuff at the last employee sale to send as gifts and never got
around to sending them).  I was going to give 'em away at first but the
"Maine Rose Fund" sounds like a better deal.  Who's interested?  Remember
there are only a few and everyone can't get one.

This does not endorse or involve "NPR" in any way.  This is not an
advertisement in any way for NPR.  I am an employee only wishing to further
the future, history and dedication to the Appalachian Trail. I remember
reading Rosie's great adventure on WF's Trailplace homepage as well as
several others who had trail journals there.  Somehow that got me more
involved ito the hiking style that I am involved (section-hiking).  I,
myself will be in site #40 and probably wearing an NPR T-shirt.  Say hello
if I don't know you (I don't know any of you by their face, except in
pictures)I have done this on my own, with my own money, and it's first come
first served.  Thank you for your time.  Please feel free to tell me if this
would be in any way inappropriate before I bring them.  Last Call for the
PARuck Attendees list also....email me if you have questions.