New Events Section

I just wanted to point out that we have a new events section of this blog- there are a couple of google calendars in there that you may want to be aware of. There are:

1) Events that CAN will be planning as a group

2) Events that are going on in Cincy, Columbus, and anywhere even remotely near here that we may not be going to as a group but that you still may want to check out anyway

3) A second calendar of the schedule of Life Drawing classes at the Manifest drawing studio, for those of you who need to do life drawing which is everyone ever. Also a link to their details.

Because these are nifty google calendars, if you use gmail you can integrate them with your own google calendar so they will automatically show up! As I add stuff it will automatically be added to yours too! We live in the future!

This technology is why my calendar is a stuffed mess because I know everything that is going on at all times.

Enjoy!

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