Calling all social media geeks!

As if there weren't enough networking groups already, we've decided to morph yet another social media service into a reason to schmooze. Because, really, is there such a thing as too much schmoozing, #noway? Brought to you by your geeky compadres at SavTweetup and cSpot, TwitPicnic is the latest excuse for Savannahians to eat, drink and be geeky.

As the name implies, we're going to have a picnic. A TwitPicnic. Based on the most popular photo service for Twitter, TwitPicnic is a family-friendly event and (weather permitting) a reason to enjoy the great outdoors, talk shop (or not) and have a picnic in the park. And, oh yea, we'll be taking lots of TwitPics and posting them on Twitter. (Isn't that the whole point?) Don't forget to post yours too using #twitpicnic. So come join us at noon, May 7 in Forsyth Park. We'll be holding court on the northeast side of the park, about 150 paces northeast from the fountain.

P.S. We’ll provide the cups and cutlery. There is also a rumor of lemonade and sweet tea.

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What should I bring to this Picnic?
You are on your own for the following suggested items.

• A place to park your booty: blanket (preferably gingham), towel, lawn chair
• Your best friend: human, canine
• Activities: badminton, football, croquet, frisbee, corn hole, lawn darts, words with friends
• Food and a picnic basket kit: plates, napkins, take-out, pre-cooked hamburgers, veggie-burgers, and hot dogs, all the fix-ins, chips, baked beans, potato salad, watermelon
  (Sorry, but grills aren’t allowed in Forsyth, so don’t count on cooking there.)
• Ample hydration and a cooler: ice, water, soda, energy drinks, etc., etc.
• Shade: umbrella, hat, aviators, SPF 85
• Safety stuff: bug spray, first aid kit, handy wipes

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