[Robotgroup] Donation of RG Christmas Tree

[Denise Scioli]

Great idea.  If it doesn't happen this weekend, at this PVC version, perhaps we can consider something like this for next year.  I think this "Holiday Extravaganza" is going to be a yearly event. And of course, a glowing baby head goes with any ensemble.  The perfect accessory!

Denise
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> From: thecomers at juno.com
> Date: Sat, 1 Dec 2007 04:20:45 +0000
> To: robotgroup at puremagic.com
> Subject: Re: [Robotgroup] Donation of RG Christmas Tree
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> There is probably not enough time for this, but I can visualize a 2' to 3' artificial tree constructed from PVC pipe (maybe 3/4" or 1" PVC). The center trunk would be a stack of crosses with opposing "branches" extending from the crosses. An ornament could be attached at the end of each branch. And the whole thing painted with a nice rust finish - maybe one shade for the tree and another shade for the ornaments. Oh, and to top it off, a glowing baby head.
> 
> Bob Comer
> 
> -- "Marvin Niebuhr" <marvart at msn.com> wrote:
> Denise, 2' feet tall is cool as I have a large Babyhead that will virtually enclose the entire tree thus eliminating the need to make more decorations. But, I guess I will make a smaller one to fit at the top.  Marvin
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>   From: Denise Scioli<mailto:morg80 at hotmail.com> 
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>   Sent: Friday, November 30, 2007 4:59 AM
>   Subject: [Robotgroup] Donation of RG Christmas Tree
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> 
> 
>   OK everyone,
> 
>   I know, it was short notice.  But where did a deadline ever get in the way of a RG project?  The Heritage has been so great to let up meet at their facility, this will be a small (note the word for future reference) gesture of our appreciation.
> 
>   Last night we were asked if we wanted to make a "Christmas Tree" for a charity auction next Tuesday (yes, this coming Tuesday).  We are going to do it, but I thought last night that we would do a medium sized tree.  However, if the residents and staff are bidding on these trees, I thought it would be better if it was small, something that could possibly fit on one of the ledges outside of the doors of the apartments.
> 
>   So, small is good.  Marvin, the tree topper will be small as well.  I am going to buy one that is, at the most, 2 feet tall.
> 
>   Remember, if you can make some sort of tree decoration or ornament, please drop them by the Heritage at Gaines Ranch (where we have our regular montlly meetings) by Monday evening.  I will be there on Monday evening anyway, and will finish the tree off (not what is crossing your minds) so that they can auction it the next day.
> 
>   Weird or odd is good, it doesn't have to move or blink, but  industrial is fine.
> 
>   Thanks.
> 
>   Thanks in advance for your help with this project.
> 
>   Denise 
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