Hershey to  see the sites and try to buy all the candy in the  town.     Pretty hard  to do in "Candy Town" USA. We   won't tell you  who

that was,  but if you look closely at the shirts you might figure it out.    LOL

  Friday  evening the members that were in town stopped by
Deb and Con's
room for some light 
refreshments

and  catch  up with old friends and to meet new ones.  Mooleen had some of her
beautifully embroidered shirts along and

some of the members took
advantage of the opportunity and bought or ordered some shirts.  There  was also  the trip to Paul's

room to get a close up look at the rare
prototype figurines he got at

auction or elsewhere. We talked for hours, laughed and looked forward to seeing Mary again or meeting her for the first time at the signing the next day.  Eventually we all
retired and I'm sure most had visions of

Mary's Moo Moos dancing in their heads.

   We soon found that the big day had
arrived, and after a good hot breakfast, for those of us that stayed at the Hawthorn Inn and Suites, and with moos in hand we headed to Lancaster Pottery and glass to see Tom Levy and await Mary's arrival. Here we met up with some other Mary's Moo Moos collectors and chatted about our collections.
   Tom's secret was finally out of the bag when he informed us that we would get one

of the Mary's Moo Moos lithographs with a purchase of $50 or more. 

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