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Points: 3888 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 21 2006 at 06:24

Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

Hello, this is Bea, the sister of BaldJean. We were in a car-crash when we were on our way to the Hague ; the kids and I are unharmed, but Friede broke her left foot and had to have surgery, and Jean broke her right upper arm (she had grabbed the hand-rail when we crashed, and it was twisted), and she needed surgery too because a nerve was squeezed, and her right hand was partially paralysed because of that. The feeling is back now, but it will take some time until she fully regains her strength. We are sorry we couldn't attend the meeting, but grateful that nothing worse happened.

I hope both are getting better soon.

Gute Besserung Jean & Friede

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Originally posted by USAGirl USAGirl wrote:

Hello, this is Bea, the sister of BaldJean. We were in a car-crash when we were on our way to the Hague ; the kids and I are unharmed, but Friede broke her left foot and had to have surgery, and Jean broke her right upper arm (she had grabbed the hand-rail when we crashed, and it was twisted), and she needed surgery too because a nerve was squeezed, and her right hand was partially paralysed because of that. The feeling is back now, but it will take some time until she fully regains her strength. We are sorry we couldn't attend the meeting, but grateful that nothing worse happened.

Oh my God! And some of us were thinking you girls chickened out... while you were in an accident!  I'm glad that you are all alive, and I hope that Jean and Friede will be fully recovered soon!



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Points: 7003 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2006 at 18:21

Finally back in the UK and just heard about Jean and Friede - I've posted a get well message on the other thread.

I'll try to get my photos onto CD and posted in the next week or so.
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Bea, Thanks for your post. We were hoping nothing like this happened. But it did. Give me and our regards to Friede and Jean, hope they will get better soon !!
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That is awful news Bea, I am sorry to hear that.  But at the same time, I am glad everyone is alive, it must have been an awful experience.

I am sure most people who know the baldies will have them in their thoughts, I know I will.  Get well soon girls.

Thank you for letting us know, it's much appreciated.
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Hello Bea.

What a terrible news about the car accident! We wish you all (physically and mentally) a good recovery, how sad that this happens, everybody was looking forward to The Baldies!
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The restaurant was an idea from Erik, yeah it was a great day overall.

Joren and SeanTrane, I won't forget the Klingon part !! 

Martin, yes it was freezing cold. It took me 3 coffees ( the regular ones  ) to warm up. Madjes ?, I think you mean - meisjes ( girls )  ? Or matjes , which is something completely different.

Cheers, guys !!

 

 
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Hello, this is Bea, the sister of BaldJean. We were in a car-crash when we were on our way to the Hague ; the kids and I are unharmed, but Friede broke her left foot and had to have surgery, and Jean broke her right upper arm (she had grabbed the hand-rail when we crashed, and it was twisted), and she needed surgery too because a nerve was squeezed, and her right hand was partially paralysed because of that. The feeling is back now, but it will take some time until she fully regains her strength. We are sorry we couldn't attend the meeting, but grateful that nothing worse happened.
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Hello Oliverstoned (and Alucard and Christophe, our new collaborator?).

Tell me soon about the Pink Floyd dvd  and the new Riverside album , OK?

Good to read that you had a good weekend and that you enjoyed yourself very much, also on Sunday (coffeeshop The Cremers is very known ). We will meet again!
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I don't want to sent too much flowers, but thanks to our dutch friends who organize us a great weekend.
And thanks to everybody else.

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PS: Le Triton is not directly  in Paris, it's in a close suburb called 'Les Lilas' , but it's still in the Metro area and not very far.
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Originally posted by Joren Joren wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

In early June and for a week in Paris, every year is Les Tritonales (a two week festival organized around a concert hall called le Triton)

Most of the bands playing are euither Zeuhl, RIO or jazz-rock/canterbury/ I will try to look for the link of their site to see what kind of programme these guys are cooking for us this year

I'm very curious! Let me know when you've found it!

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http://www.letriton.com/
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Originally posted by Joren Joren wrote:

Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by glass house glass house wrote:

Klingon's

Does that remind you of something, Tony!!

Now that was one hell of a giant laugh!!!

 

 

Tony and I also learned why you should always keep your condoms in your car...

http://www.progarchives.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=20314& amp;PN=2

Joren, just in case you want the reference article in our Forum database

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great weekend, great people, great food, great beer, great drugs( apparently) and then some..

Thanx to Tony for having chosen a really nice hotel with an excellent breakfast: smoked skipper for breakfast just makes my day and to Erik & Tony for sightseeing us around Den Haag and thanx to all the others for having been there

additional thanx to some very helpful Den Haag Mädjes(?) who helped us out on sunday when we lost our way...

(the only negative point: it was freezing cold, they should have heated up 'Den Haag' slightly more)maybe this is the reason why we look so 'fresh' on the photo...

...it was great fun, looking forward to the next one

PS: Hugues, website of 'Le triton'

http://www.letriton.com/



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...Hi guys!

Everything was fine, we were nicely surprised by good cuisine, excellent beer (hard to choose between 25 strains of beers), beautiful city with a blend of medieval architecture and avant-garde modernity.

The french delegation spent a nice Sunday which started very well with a copious nordic breakfast, i eventally found the great coffeeshop i was looking for ("The creemers") which offers a wide selection of bio weeds and clean imported hash (From red libanese to Nepalese), real good.

We bought a few more CD, gone to the sea side...


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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

In early June and for a week in Paris, every year is Les Tritonales (a two week festival organized around a concert hall called le Triton)

Most of the bands playing are euither Zeuhl, RIO or jazz-rock/canterbury/ I will try to look for the link of their site to see what kind of programme these guys are cooking for us this year

I'm very curious! Let me know when you've found it!

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Originally posted by Sean Trane Sean Trane wrote:

Originally posted by glass house glass house wrote:

Klingon's

Does that remind you of something, Tony!!

Now that was one hell of a giant laugh!!!

 

 

Tony and I also learned why you should always keep your condoms in your car...

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Wow, sounds like you all had a really great time. Who knows, I might be able to join you on the next UK leg of these prog meets
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This was FUN!!!

How about the next one now?

 

 

In early June and for a week in Paris, every year is Les Tritonales (a two week festival organized around a concert hall called le Triton)

Most of the bands playing are euither Zeuhl, RIO or jazz-rock/canterbury/ I will try to look for the link of their site to see what kind of programme these guys are cooking for us this year

I already spopke to those involved in this meeting ans had suggested this earlier in this thread, that the possible next meeting should include a concert or two (this is why Sigod evokes Paris In June >> sorry Simon, I know you like more accessble music, but this could be the start of a new genre you might get into, also)
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Points: 6667 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: March 20 2006 at 05:46

Originally posted by Useful_Idiot Useful_Idiot wrote:

Glad to hear you guys had a good time. 

I'll most likely (AKA hopefully) be in Europe in August, I'd love the opportunity to see some of you guys while I'm there.  I guess that's for another time though.

That would be really cool! Let me know if you're going (and where exactly)! 
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