Int'l Coffee House, Tampere

Alejandro_Lorenzo · Post by **Alejandro_Lorenzo** » Sat May 05, 2007 6:42 pm

Next Friday, on the 11th of May, the International Coffee House will
be open in the so-called Cellar Hall downstairs at the Pentecostal church
downtown,
address: Aleksanterinkatu 18 (a good block to the north from the main street
Hämeenkatu, at the corner of Kyttälänkatu, close to the Stockmann department
store and the Lidl shop), from 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. (19:30 - 22:00). The
entrance is from the 2nd side door (called "ALASALIT") in the gateway to the
right from the bookshop.

This International Coffee House will be the last one downtown this spring
before the summer break.

The International Coffee House programme will include singing together,
fellowship, discussion, teaching from the Bible, refreshments (tea & coffee
& juice and sandwich & cake), and own programme for children.

There will be free transportation with cars to the International Coffee
House from:
- Pohjolankatu 25, Tammela, at 7.15 p.m. (19:15),
and back after the Coffee House has closed.

The International Coffee House is free of charge, including the
refreshments, the children's programme, transportation, and literature
distributed. For voluntary contributions there will be a money box on the
table.

For more information about the International Coffee House, or if you need
transportation there from somewhere else than the place mentioned above,
please feel free to contact me!

You are warmly WELCOME to the International Coffee House!

Hoping to see you there next Friday evening,

Yours, Anni
tel. 040-7525555, (03) 3178515

**Sponsor:**

oompah18 · Post by **oompah18** » Sun May 06, 2007 9:21 pm

sigh, it´s really annoying living in nowheresville with nonexistent evening buses....but I will try & get to this place one day, it would be so interesting for me to have real conversation with someone over 5 (apart from my hubby that is!)

Allie

Alejandro_Lorenzo · Post by **Alejandro_Lorenzo** » Mon May 07, 2007 10:30 am

oompah18 wrote:would be so interesting for me to have real conversation with someone over 5
Allie

It will be a matter of time, a few years...

Ain't you living in Kangassala?

oompah18 · Post by **oompah18** » Mon May 07, 2007 7:52 pm

kangasala district, ie not Tampere district, if you see what i mean, in a village where I fear we are one of the few carless families (and proud of it too!!). Have 7 bikes & a bike trailer though

Have you ever tried riding a bike with a toddler on the child seat, pulling 2 other toddlers in a trailer, AT THE SAME TIME???!!!!!!!!
Phew!
Allie

Alejandro_Lorenzo · Post by **Alejandro_Lorenzo** » Mon May 07, 2007 10:44 pm

Haven't made kids yet, but i have carried my girlfriend on the back of my back. Difficult enough fot me.

I'm visiting Kangasala for first time next weekend, I'll make a paella for my friends.

Muuten, I'm planning to organize with my association a picnic day for the whole family with "sport competition" for kids 5-10 y.o., in July. Would be good if you can find your way to here

The "sports" thingy is gonna be quite childish, of course. "Kaikki palaa, kaikki poltaa" and similar things.

What do you think?

oompah18 · Post by **oompah18** » Mon May 07, 2007 11:47 pm

great!

Wewill have to cycle there of course, as buses stop completely in the summer months from our village to Kangasala! Can´t wait!

Alejandro_Lorenzo · Post by **Alejandro_Lorenzo** » Mon May 07, 2007 11:55 pm

Well, I tell you already the day. It will be July 27th, in the park of the old library, Keskustori.

More details later

Alejandro_Lorenzo · Post by **Alejandro_Lorenzo** » Tue May 22, 2007 10:37 pm

Well, it'll be the 28th...

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You coming?

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