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My roots are from New England (Connecticut, Massachusetts, Vermont, and New Hampshire), New York, New Jersey, Michigan, Illinois, Wyoming, and the Eastern Townships of Quebec, Canada.

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I also have a blog called Seeing New England. Why not visit it, to get a feeling for the area.


Saturday, September 3, 2011

The Bash

The day Hurricane Irene hit Massachusetts and New Hampshire was the day we had our first GeneaBlogger Bash on August 27th. It was held at the Rojo's home in Londonderry, New Hampshire. The idea was formed in the early summer when I suggested we should have a Jamboree, so the bloggers could meet one another. The title had to be changed, due to a request, so I suggested "Bash". Heather ran with it, and offered her house as a location. I took the photo for the logo, and Lucie LeBlanc Consentino did the design print of it (see last photo). Heather seemed to enjoy the rest of the planning and preparing the cookout, while the bloggers brought food. We all enjoyed ourselves.


Because of the storm, quite a few unhappy bloggers backed out. But those who attended left around 4:30, just as it began to rain. What a wonderful time, lots of good talk, meeting new people and great food. I don't believe this will be the last Bash.
View from the Rojo deck
Heather and Vincent Rojo

Pam Seavey Schaffner and Kevin Grooms
Russ Worthington
Elizabeth Pyle Handler, her husband Steve,
and Sara Campbell
Liesa Healy-Miller, Pam Seavey Schaffner
and Russ Worthington
Shari Strahan and Michelle Robillard
Laura Prescott and Kevin Grooms
Some of the food
Can't forget their flowers
Angel
Until Next Year, 2012