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Updated 2/26/04

Welcome to the 2004 SUGARBUSH Wellness Fair and Holistic Health Seminar March 12-16, Irasville, Vermont HOUSEKEEPING There are only two rules in effect this year: 1. Only 100% Blue Agave tequila. 2. This is a Poultry-free zone.

Greetings to all seminar participants!   This year we have an exceptional program of health and wellness events, and of course, a very, very distinguished list of guests coming from five states, the District of Columbia and the planet Mars.   We take special pleasure in introducing Mr. Christopher Bock, the first member of the Second Generation to attend the seminar, along with FNG  Malin Zergiebel (right), who no doubt will love to shed that title next year. Truly going "Above and Beyond the Call of Duty,"  Admiral John Masson, USCGR, will hit up his red-coated friends at the Canadian border for all the beverages they will let him bring aboard ship during his voyage from Michigan on Friday. And yes, Malin will be attending, too  --------------------------------->>>>> All pertinent information should be contained below.  Suggestions, additions and offers to display culinary expertise should go to Lee at leey@bestweb.net.

Malin, The Big Elf View NEW video from 2003 Escapades (High-speed connection required; requires Flash player 6 or higher; get it or you can't see it, sucker!)

	But will he bring THE PANTS?
Chaz says he'll bring some beer.

THE UPDATE:

   Our lodge features has four bedrooms, three of them with bunk beds,
and Mose's private sleeping loft. There is a huge living/dining room,
with fireplace, and the kitchen is fully equipped. There are two full baths
and sinks in every bedroom.
     Depending upon who stays and for how many nights, a ballpark
figure of $25 per night is anticipated. Our regular customer status
earned us a discount this year.

DIRECTIONS (click here to pop up printable directions)

From the South
Take I-91 north to I-89 north, to Exit 9, state road 100. Follow 100 south through
Waitsfield to Iraville. In Iraville, where 100 meets Route 17 is
Bragg Hill road, which is just before Gallagher's night spot.
Go up Bragg Hill to Moulton road.
Left on Moulton (through the Green Mountain Academy)
up the hill to Glenview road.
Right onto Glenview. It's the first house on the right,
park only where our cars are.

From the Midwest
John, from Albany: Take the Northway to Exit 20. Left on Rt. 9 to Rt. 149. Right on 149 to Route 4. Left on Rt. 4, through Rutland to Route 100. Left on Rt. 100, through Warren to intersection with Route 17. See directions above.

DON'T FORGET

Ken, Lee, John Masson expect spring conditions. They will be the only ones.

THINGS TO BRING

1. Bring a sleeping bag and a pillow. There are plenty of blankets
and the like but they are good things to have.

FOOD LINEUP

Ken is in charge of BREAKFAST, with an assist from Lee for Hungarian breakfast pizzas. Lee has DINNERS, with Steve on Salad nightly, and Greg and Charlie with a Kielbasa and kraut extravaganza. All are free to contribute creative snacks and other light fare that can pass as lunch and apre-ski food.

FRIDAY	SATURDAY	SUNDAY	MONDAY	TUES	WED
	BREAKFAST pancakes, bacon, frizzled ham eggs over easy juice, yoghurt kick-ass coffee	BREAKFAST western omelets toast juice	BREAKFAST scrambled eggs sausage bagels juice	BREAKFAST Hunky breakfast 'zzas juice	BREAKFAST   oatmeal yoghurt bagels juice.
	LUNCH Sandwich stuffs	LUNCH Sandwich stuffs	LUNCH Sandwich stuffs	LUNCH Sandwich stuffs
ARRIVAL DINNER Must be a free-for-all, since Lee provided nothing for this slot	DINNER T-bones, baked potatoes	DINNER Varsity burgers, lips and a-holes, and what goes with them	DINNER An evening of pizza	DINNER Kielbasa and kraut