Dear SA Progressives,

Drinking Liberally San Antonio will meet Thursday night, Nov. 13, starting around 6 pm, at the Cove, 606 W. Cypress. The Cove is located just west of San Pedro Ave, where Cypress runs into Fredericksburg.

Our friend, Brother Steve, will be leading the celebratory toasts. So if you are a newcomer, just look for the happiest group in the place.

Hope you can make it,
Bill

Greetings,

Drinking Liberally San Antonio is going to try a new location for the Thursday, Oct. 23 meeting. We'll be at Casbeers at the Chuuch, 1150 South Alamo, in the King William district, starting around 6pm.

For a little more info, check this site:
http://www.casbeers.com/home.htm/

See you there,
Bill

Drinking Liberally San Antonio will gather at Big Lou's Pizza, 2048 S. WW White Rd (near the intersection of WW White and Rigsby and close to the eastern side of 410) Thursday, October 9, starting around 6pm.

Currently I am caught in a vicious overtime cycle at work and will not be able to be there. So, I hope one of our other faithful attendees can act as host.

See you next time,
Bill

Good morning, SA progressives...

Drinking Liberally San Antonio will meet this Thursday, Sept. 25 at La Tuna Ice House and Grill. La Tuna is located at 100 Probandt street, 1 Block South of Alamo St., Across from the Blue Star arts complex. We'll get started about 6pm, probably seated around a picnic table outside.

Hope you can make it,
Bill

Good evening fellow libs,

Drinking Liberally San Antonio will meet Thursday night, Sept. 11, starting around 6 pm, at the Cove, 606 W. Cypress. The Cove is located just west of San Pedro Ave, where Cypress runs into Fredericksburg.

For identification purposes I will have my small sign, which has grown to mythical proportions in some people's eyes.

This will be an important meeting; we need to discuss who will take over as DLSA host when I step down (no later than the end of this year). We're an inclusive group so any of you could be host-worthy: rich or poor, male or female, Sunni or Shi'a...

See you then,
Bill