Tasha Does Tulsa.

Fassler Hall is now open, and they’re a blogger-loving bunch. If you have a blog (or even if you’re just blog curious) and you’re in the Tulsa area, come on down to downtown’s newest Blue Dome District eat spot for some free (!!!) samples of Fassler’s gourmet, house-made sausages, and a wiener-tastic good time with your fellow bloggers.

And you know what goes good with free sausage samples? More sausage. And beer, of course. So feel free to stay for dinner, get your name in the latest edition of the Tulsa Blogger Directory (an easy, free way to get the word out about your blog to some of Tulsa’s most influential media – your fellow bloggers! – and all you have to do is RSVP to this FB event to get the job done) and enjoy a rousing edition of the newest feature of the Tulsa Blogger Meetup, the Blogger Open Mic.

Here’s what you add to your calendar:

Tulsa Blogger Meet-Up, Sample-A-Wiener Edition
When: Wednesday, Nov. 10, 6:30pm
Where: Fassler Hall, 304 S. Elgin Ave.

Rules of Blogger Open Mic:
1. You must send me an e-mail at tasha@tashadoestulsa.com with the following subject line: Blog Talk
2. You must provide me with at least your first name and your blog address.
3. You must make me a sandwich.
4. Just kidding about No. 3. Unless, of course, you want to. In which case, hold the mayo. I hate mayo.
5. You must show up at the Sample-a-Wiener Edition of Tulsa Blogger Meetup.

Because if you don’t, who else is going to stand up in front of a crowd of 50+ Tulsa bloggers and tell them, in 30 seconds or less, all about you and your kick-ass blog? No one. Not even me.

Especially if you don’t make me that sandwich we talked about.

Come one, come all Tulsa bloggers (and the Tulsa blog curious) to the Sample-a-Wiener edition of Tulsa Blogger Meetup – can’t wait to see all of you!

NOTE: To be included in the blogger directory you must reply to this FB event. Because I’m not psychic, people. I wish I was. But I’m just not. So throw me a bone here. Or a delicious, gourmet wiener.

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