Agreed. In my experience, I've found it's best to organise an event as though I will be the only one who shows up. If anyone else joins me then that's a bonus. If not, no disappointment and I and mrsfig have a great time anyway. Also, when I organise an event, it will go ahead come hell or high water (literally).sean wrote:Donovan D wrote:Unfortunately we are going to have to postpone this one.
The weather is not playing along and most people are not able to make this weekend.
Moffies!! The weather is nothing.
Donovan, you will find that most will not make the effort to join and remain in front of their televisions. Best just to pack your own stuff and go.
Talking about the weather, a few years back I organised a Kaapse Kombi Kult konvoy and kamp-out at Mountain Sanctuary Park. Beforehand, five bus owners had confirmed they'd attend. Then it rained solidly for four days before the event, and I recorded 120mm at my home the night before the konvoy. It was still pissing with rain when mrsfig and I departed for the rendezvous. When we got to the meeting point we were surprised to find seven buses and their passengers waiting for us.
Those who are truly committed will show up no matter what, while the armchair enthusiasts will have excuses even when the sun shines. Set a time that works for you and press on regardless ...
