Events
The Sisters on Samui January luncheon
Firstly Happy New Year 2014
This month’s luncheon will be held at the popular Australian eatery, Bondi Aussie Bar and Grill Lamai located on Lamai beach road. This will take place on Wednesday 15th of January at the usual time of 12pm.
The lunch is 500 baht per person.
Please remember to book your place for this month’s lunch – hope to see many of you there.
We will also be setting up and SOS committee this month. If you would like to join the committee to help with anything but can’t make the lunch on the day, please email me in advance.
Please remember if you cannot make the lunch after you have booked, you will need to cancel giving twenty four hours notice or you may still be charged by the venue for the meal.
Kindest regards Yvonne & Juliette
President Sisters On Samui
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