Newbie Delurks
EgleNHwk
correct that.
I am new to this group. I wandered in here about a couple of weeks ago and
have been lurking ever since.
My name is John Hammond and I'm from Kentucky. I have been a John Denver fan
since I was a kid and I guess I'll always be one. Fact is, that my whole
family is a bunch of John Denver fans.
I'm real excited to be here and I'm looking forward to meeting all of you.
John
Jdnof
Welcome! It is always nice to have "delurkers."
>my whole
>family is a bunch of John Denver fans.
Please invite me to your next family reunion.....none of my family are fans. :(
I have also been a JD fan since I was 12 years old....that seems like a long
time ago. First saw him on The Tonight Show, singing Rocky Mt High, and the
rest is history.
There are all sorts of people here, with varying opinions (including some
trolls). Sometimes things are "tactfully" spoken, and sometimes not. We just
move on. Please join in, and post often.
Diane
AJDlady
have been lurking ever since.
>I'm real excited to be here and I'm looking forward to meeting all of you.
John -
No need to apologize, jumping right in is the best way, actually. We are
excited to have you here! and look forward to your posts.
:-))
Phyliss
ASLTsmile
Most of my family are JD fans too, though I don't think to the extent I am :))
Peace,
Tricia
SeesEagles
My name is Kenny and I live in Vermont. I have been reading your group for
about 2 months. One of the first things I looked for on the internet was
information about John Denver. I have been a fan since I was about 14. I was
thrilled to find so much information out there.
I noticed that this group is mostly women (correct me if I'm wrong). Do you
have room for a gentleman?
Regards,
Kenny G.
LARussl
Nice to see some fresh faces. Just watch out for trolls, keep an open mind
and stick around.
So since Nick and Martin never answered me:
Have you ever been to a concert?
How many cds/records/tapes to you have?
What's your favorite song?
And do you know how tall JD was?
Lorrie
"Live everyday like the first or the last one, with nothing to lose and Heaven
to gain!" ~ John Denver
LPILLA
>From: seese...@aol.comunspam (SeesEagles)
>Date: 1/29/99 4:28 PM Eastern Standard Time
>Message-id: <19990129162842...@ng-fi1.aol.com>
WELCOME JOHN AND KENNY~~
Nice to have you both aboard!
Love
Cheri22;)
SeesEagles
>
>Have you ever been to a concert?
>
No, I never had the pleasure. I would have liked to, but the world got in the
way.
>How many cds/records/tapes to you have?
Well now, I'd have to say I have all that I know of. But after reading this
newsgroup and searching the net, I've discovered I have about 12 more to get.
I have everything released domestically on old fashion LPs up through The
Flower that Shattered the Stone. I am missing most everything after that
except for the Wildlife Concert, which I have on CD. I have Montana Christmas
Skies on Video (where I borrowed my online identity from) and I have Oh God.
>
>What's your favorite song?
I've always been fond of Rocky Mountain High. And I really like Spirit.
(That's my favorite Album)
>
>And do you know how tall JD was?
>
Is this question gonna be on the final?
>
>
Regards,
Kenny G.
AJDlady
>
>Lorrie
>
Oh, Lorrie, you really are a hoot!
Welcome aboard Kenny G. We love having gentlemen among us! And by the
way....ever get asked for an autograph? logs
:-))
Phyliss
LiteofVega
>
>Nice to have you both aboard!
I second that! Welcome to all our new friends, those that post and those that
are silent.
Peace,
Mary in cold, rainy Oklahoma
"He is so in my heart, he is here, he can never be gone."
Siri Wheeler
"Welcome to our happiness
You know it makes us smile
And it pleases us to have you here
For just a little while (hopefully longer)
While we open up some spaces
And try to break some chains
And if the truth is told,
They will never come again"
peace and love,
Siri
Theresa
LiteofVega wrote in message
<19990129182144...@ng-cb1.aol.com>...
>>WELCOME JOHN AND KENNY~~
>>>
>I second that! Welcome to all our new friends, those that post and those
that
>are silent.
>
>Peace,
>
>Mary in cold, rainy Oklahoma
>
>"He is so in my heart, he is here, he can never be gone."
And here's a hearty third!! Welcome to this wonderful wacky beautiful place!
:-)
Peace,
Theresa in so foggy you can't see your hand in front of your face NW Iowa!
:-D
CKenney194
There is always room in here for you.
Welcome!
Peace,
Carole
Bill Planer
Nevertheless, there are a significant number of gentlemen on this new group
also. Welcome!
Peace in John's Music,
Bill in Alpharetta
SeesEagles <seese...@aol.comunspam> wrote in article
<19990129162842...@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
> Well John, since you have delurked, it gives me courage to do the same.
<snip>
JKeenan688
>It is my perception that there are more women than men on this news group.
>Nevertheless, there are a significant number of gentlemen on this new group
>also. Welcome!
And I add a Welcome Brothers as well!!
Joe Keenan
EgleNHwk
>Have you ever been to a concert?
Yeah, when I was married, we went to see a couple of concerts in Lexington. I
didn't always have the chance due to work and all.
>How many cds/records/tapes to you have?
Well, I never counted 'em. I reckon I've got all the albums, and about half
dozen or so of the CDs.
>What's your favorite song?
Well, that would be a toss up. I wooed my wife to Annie's Song and I'm partial
to Follow Me.
>And do you know how tall JD was?
Don't know. Never got to meet the man.
So, did I pass? Y'all have made me feel right welcome. Thank you. All of
you.
John
JesseWndsn
Welcome, John. It's great to have you here. Kick off your "Thirsty Boots" and
grab a corner of "Grandma's Feather Bed." Set a spell, and leave a little of
the happiness you bring. We have ginger beer, coffee, lotus blossom tea and we
have Coors and Guinness for your pleasure. But, since you're from Kentucky,
how about a nice sipping whiskey? Jim Beam, ok?
Welcome to the family. Post often and have a good time.
valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
Queen Hawkeye of the Pirate Vessel, Windsong
Scourge of the known Galaxy
Conqueror of the Unknown Galaxy
Queen of Thieves (pbththth, Autolycus)
JesseWndsn
Kenny, same goes for you. Welcome....its' good to be back home again, isn't
it?
what's your pleasure? name your poison...
JKeenan688
>
>>I am new to this group.
>
>Welcome, John. It's great to have you here. Kick off your "Thirsty Boots"
>and
>grab a corner of "Grandma's Feather Bed." Set a spell, and leave a little of
>the happiness you bring. We have ginger beer, coffee, lotus blossom tea and
>we
>have Coors and Guinness for your pleasure. But, since you're from Kentucky,
>how about a nice sipping whiskey? Jim Beam, ok?
>
>Welcome to the family. Post often and have a good time.
>
>
>valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
>Queen Hawkeye of the Pirate Vessel, Windsong
But, gents, don't take to heart fair Val's flirting. The Captain of the Guard
(Keenan, that be me) has a keen blade and a keener jealous streak!
Now Val, where were we? Ah, yes, the chocolate again...
R calypso
>My name is John Hammond and I'm from Kentucky. I have been a John Denver fan
>since I was a kid and I guess I'll always be one.
>'m real excited to be here
>John
John,
Welcome.WELCOME :) :)
Randy...R calypso
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a " R calypso " site for JOHN DENVER fans. Wavs/
Links/ Link for who have lost
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LARussl
Thank you for answering my questions. Finally! (Nick and Martin are on
perminent kitchen duty until they answer me).
But I regret to inform you that neither one got an A since neither of you
could tell me how tall John Denver was.
>
>Yeah, when I was married, we went to see a couple of concerts in Lexington.
>I
>didn't always have the chance due to work and all.
>
John wins the concert portion. How long ago did you go to that concert? Sound
great.
>Well, that would be a toss up. I wooed my wife to Annie's Song and I'm
>partial
>to Follow Me.
>
Ahh what a way to woo a wife! Lucky lady.
RichardH
Don't know many fans from VT. But I do know of two. Well 3 sort of.... The
list keeps growing! Don't know if you've lurked elsewhere, but be sure to
check out the IAT page at www.members.aol.com/tybrenn A local but growing
worldwide JD friends group based in Mass. You'll also notice a link for the
New Hampshire Friends adopted highway. I hope to have a web page up
someday..... We get together from time to time and listen to some wonderful
singers performing John's songs. Be sure and chace the page for the next
event.
Peace,
Mr. Richard H.
SeesEagles wrote in message
<19990129162842...@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
>Well John, since you have delurked, it gives me courage to do the same.
>
>My name is Kenny and I live in Vermont. I have been reading your group for
>about 2 months. One of the first things I looked for on the internet was
>information about John Denver. I have been a fan since I was about 14. I
was
>thrilled to find so much information out there.
>
JesseWndsn
>(Keenan, that be me) has a keen blade and a keener jealous streak!
Yes, he does...so I behave and never give him cause to be angry. I do love my
Captain of the Guard and I think there's naught that I would not do for him.
>
>Now Val, where were we? Ah, yes, the chocolate again...
Ah, yes, the chocolate.... And, my handsome Captain Joseph....
For You, all the rest of my life
For You, all the best of my life
For You alone
Only for you....
valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
Queen Hawkeye of the Pirate Vessel, Windsong
RichardH
Great to see the newbies dropping in for a spell. Everybody look sharp and
mind your manners. We have guests! LOL
Peace to all,
Richard
EgleNHwk wrote in message <19990129130945...@ng100.aol.com>...
>Evidently, I messed up a bit. I posted without introducing myself. I want
to
>correct that.
>
>have been lurking ever since.
>
fan
>family is a bunch of John Denver fans.
>
Boogis42
WELCOME TO THE GROUP!
Even though you have only been here for a short time, and have inadvertantly
walked in on some difficult times for some people, you must know that this is a
group of people who dearly love and greatly respect John Denver.
Any person who feels the same way, is a part of the family and we all shall
feel the light shine a little brighter!
Glad you found us.
Judy
Boogis42
Always room for ANYONE! Welcome to the group.....so glad to expand the family!
Judy
Jim Hamp
<grin> Thanks, there *are* those of us who are male but not necessarily
"gentlemen". :)
Jim
AVangestel
You're right that there quite a few more women in the newsgroup than man...but
a gentle-man is more than welcome here.
For those of you who don't know me, I am Alison and I live on Cape Cod in
Massachusetts. I have been a fan of John Denver's for something like 20
years...and seen John in concert at least a dozen times, and in venues all over
the country--from North Conway, New Hampshire to St. Petersburg, Florida...to
Pine Knob in Michigan. And our birthdays are still only one day apart...but
John had a few years on me.
Jim Hamp
> John and Kenny,
>
> Thank you for answering my questions. Finally! (Nick and Martin are on
> perminent kitchen duty until they answer me).
>
> But I regret to inform you that neither one got an A since neither of you
> could tell me how tall John Denver was.
>
I went to see John once at Olympia Stadium in Detroit (first concert),
three times at Pine Knob in Detroit, once at Red Rocks Amphitheatre just
outside of Denver (first time in CO) and several times at Fiddlers Green.
I own various programs from these concerts and a T-shirt. Mostly too
broke to buy many souvenirs at the time. I own pretty much all JD
albuims, most on vinyl. Trying to replace those with CD so I don't wreck
the vinyl ones by overplaying them.
And he's 5'9" (Thanks for the FAQ, Emily Parris!)
Jim, who didn't know that 10 minutes ago. :)
EgleNHwk
>how about a nice sipping whiskey? Jim Beam, ok?
Well, I've never been Beam man, myself, but I'm willing to try anything once.
Maybe you can show me the good qualities of the stuff.
I'll definitely take you up on the Guinness, but I'm partial to Fosters. If
you have any.
>Welcome to the family. Post often and have a good time.
Thank you. I'm sure I will--post often and have a good time.
>valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
Being a gentleman, I'm almost afraid to ask about it, but being a red blooded
American male, I have to. Really?
>Queen of Thieves (pbththth, Autolycus)
That wouldn't be the same Autolycus as on Herc and Xena, would it?
peace,
John
EgleNHwk
>(Keenan, that be me) has a keen blade and a keener jealous streak!
Well, my Mamma alwasys told me that if she ain't got a ring on her finger,
she's fair game. Sounds like you need a little competition for the fair
maiden's hand.
If she'll have me, that is. I never could resist a challenge.
peace,
John
LARussl
>And he's 5'9" (Thanks for the FAQ, Emily Parris!)
>
>Jim, who didn't know that 10 minutes ago. :)
>
YEahhhhh!! Jim got an "A"! :D
SeesEagles
>Kenny G (nice name!!)
Thank you, I've always liked it.
>but
>a gentle-man is more than welcome here.
>
I will try my best to live up that expectation.
Regards,
Kenny G
SeesEagles
>could tell me how tall John Denver was.
>
Oh well, does it help that I have put my hands in the hand prints at Hershey
Park in Pennsylvania, and that they fit? (Can I get extra credit for that?)
Regards,
Kenny G.
LARussl
>Oh well, does it help that I have put my hands in the hand prints at Hershey
>Park in Pennsylvania, and that they fit? (Can I get extra credit for that?)
>
>
Ah Kenny, yes that counts, and by deductive reasoning based on the diameter of
the thumb and the distance between the moon mound and the sun mound on the left
and divided by the squareroot of the distance between Hershey and Vermont.....
I'd say you must be 5'9?
But for the real extra credit... do you play the guitar, sing, or anything
artsy?
CountryRoads aka "Lucy"
Country Roads aka "Lucy" (so named by Lady Valerie - the one who calls
herself "busty")
--
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AVangestel
a "bar person" in Hyannis a few months back...just across the way from the Cape
Cod Melody Tent. She told me she had waited on John just a couple months
before his fatal accident and she pointed out a table where John and several of
his "crew" came after the July, 1997 concert. She mentioned, as an aside, that
John was very specific about wanting ONLY Fosters Beer. :-)
foreverj...@my-dejanews.com
Normally, Jesse would be answering this...but, you see I had a serious hard
drive crash this weekend, so, I'm stuck with going through work again until my
tech's can fix it. This seriously SUCKS. Oh, well, what are ya gonna do?
egle...@aol.com (EgleNHwk) wrote:
> >But, since you're from Kentucky,
> >how about a nice sipping whiskey? Jim Beam, ok?
>
> Well, I've never been Beam man, myself, but I'm willing to try anything
once.
> Maybe you can show me the good qualities of the stuff.
can't help you darling, I think Jim Beam sucks like curdled milk.
>
> I'll definitely take you up on the Guinness, but I'm partial to Fosters. If
> you have any.
OH! Definitely a man after my own heart.
>
> >valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
>
> Being a gentleman, I'm almost afraid to ask about it, but being a red blooded
> American male, I have to. Really?
yeah, you're a man, alright. really.
>
> >Queen of Thieves (pbththth, Autolycus)
>
> That wouldn't be the same Autolycus as on Herc and Xena, would it?
yes, and thank you for noticing...someone finally did. I'm surprised you'd
watch those. Let's face it, not exactly high class drama, and Tapert likes to
play fast and loose with the Greek Pantheon. But, of course, he also decided
to skewer the Norse and Celtic Pantheon this year, too, so.... Actually, I
doubt I'll continue watching Herc anymore, unless Auto is on. They killed off
Iolaus, my favorite character and only reason for watching. I have this thing
for the blond sidekick, what can I say?
valerie r. williams
"The Wind is a Goddess, that first learned to fly"
--John Denver, "Windsong"--
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egle...@aol.com (EgleNHwk) wrote:
> >But, gents, don't take to heart fair Val's flirting. The Captain of the Guard
> >(Keenan, that be me) has a keen blade and a keener jealous streak!
>
> Well, my Mamma alwasys told me that if she ain't got a ring on her finger,
> she's fair game. Sounds like you need a little competition for the fair
> maiden's hand.
yeah, you're from Kentucky, all right. I've heard that myself.
Oh, my....competition? oh, that's funny...no one's ever competed for likes of
me. I think I'm gonna take the Queen Gwenivere way out....jousting on MayDay.
Tra La, it's May, the Lusty Month Of May...that darling month when everyone
throws self control away-Tra, la ,la
>
> If she'll have me, that is. I never could resist a challenge.
I really shouldn't encourage this, you know....the Captain, you know...oh,
what the hell. Maybe he'll appreciate me more...but then, maybe he won't.
Oh, what to do, what to do?
Gosh, no one's ever done this before.... Phyl? Lorrie? Mary? what do I do?
glo
LARussl
>Gosh, no one's ever done this before.... Phyl? Lorrie? Mary? what do I
>do?
>
Me thinks fairlady you should give a token to each combatant, a scarf to one a
ribbon to the other... whomsoever does not get mud on the token shall win.
Fiona or Ezza
>
> >
> >Gosh, no one's ever done this before.... Phyl? Lorrie? Mary? what do I
> >do?
> >
>
> Me thinks fairlady you should give a token to each combatant, a scarf to one a
> ribbon to the other... whomsoever does not get mud on the token shall win.
>
> Lorrie
Get mud on their token? What exactly are you wishing them to do for
your hand? Mud wrestle? Joust? Mud pie making competition? Bare fist
fighting? Will they get half-nekkid to do any of this, and if so..can I
watch?
Love Fiona in Oz <always fancied seeing Joe half nekkid, don't know the
other guy yet>
JKeenan688
>
>Get mud on their token? What exactly are you wishing them to do for
>your hand? Mud wrestle? Joust? Mud pie making competition? Bare fist
>fighting? Will they get half-nekkid to do any of this, and if so..can I
>watch?
>Love Fiona in Oz <always fancied seeing Joe half nekkid, don't know the
>other guy yet>
>
I don't "fancy" wrestling a half nekkid dude in the mud, let alone let him get
mud on my "token". Ain't no guy gonna' handle my token.
I was always terrible at mud pie making. Could never get down how minutes to
microwave. What a mess.
Gotta rule out bare fist fighting. Gotta keep this face pretty, ya know ?
Now, I've always preferred co-ed half-nekkid (the more nekkid the better) mud
wrestling. And Fiona, tag-team partners are always welcome.
Fiona or Ezza
sticky stuff. That way I get an all over facial at the same time. Do I
get to wear one of those skimpy li'l bikinis? You know, this could be
fun. Hey Val! Gonna play in the mud with me and Joe?
We can play JD songs during the bouts. Any mud references in any of his
songs? I wouldn't want to be inappropriate. <veg>
love Fiona in Oz
JKeenan688
>Do I
>get to wear one of those skimpy li'l bikinis?
Kind of like those beaches in Miami. Clothing optional. I mean, why do a bunch
of laundry later. Save the water and detergent and keep the ecology cleaner,
you know? We'll even recycle the mud!
Jim Hamp
> But for the real extra credit... do you play the guitar, sing, or anything
> artsy?
>
Well, you gave me an A already, so I don't need the extra credit. But
maybe we can apply this to next semester.
I used to play the guitar a lot. I played mostly acoustic, folk and
classical style stuff. I still have a six-string Fender acoustic and a
twelve string Madeira (Guild's cheap line). I also have a bum right hand
that doesn't allow me to play anymore. As for singing, well, I've always
been vocally challenged. I love to sing, just can't do it well.
Does poetry count as art? I've been published a few times, once in a JD
newsletter and once in a Pagan newsletter for taking third in their poetry
contest.
Jim
LARussl
>Does poetry count as art? I've been published a few times, once in a JD
>newsletter and once in a Pagan newsletter for taking third in their poetry
>contest.
>
>Jim
OH YEA Poetry counts. Poetry is up there with artsy, especially if you've been
published. Infact that's probably worth two extra credit questions.
Would you consider sharing your poems with us?
Ok John, Kenny...... you got compeitition...
Hey Joe, do YOU do anything artsy aside from creative mud sculpting?
Lorrie
Jim Hamp
> >
> >Does poetry count as art? I've been published a few times, once in a JD
> >newsletter and once in a Pagan newsletter for taking third in their poetry
> >contest.
> >
> >Jim
>
>
>
> OH YEA Poetry counts. Poetry is up there with artsy, especially if you've been
> published. Infact that's probably worth two extra credit questions.
>
> Would you consider sharing your poems with us?
>
Well, this is an unpublished one I wrote a while back, one of my
favorites. I found a jpg of Stonehenge at sunset and made a
poster of this on a pastel seascape. Very depressing and all.
Goodbye
Sunset on the water, shadows on the wall
Paintings in the cavern, forests in the fall
Moonlight on the mountains, starlight on the snow
Raindrops on the window, it's time for me to go
Sunlight on the meadow, sailboats on the sea
Pictures in the window, swallows in the tree
Ships on the horizon, seagulls on the shore
Snow upon the rooftops, I will not stay here more
Stories of tomorrow, songs of distant past
Lands of wild wonder, homes to reach at last
Times beyond the counting, tales of make-believe
The Misty Mountains beckon, it's time for me to leave
Memories of magick, wrapped in cellophane
Friends of one another, never seen again
A pebble in my pocket, a trail across the sky
A time of innocence, but now it's time to say...
Siri Wheeler
Jim, I am your fan. That was absolutely beautiful. Now it's one of my
favorites too. I'm really going to like having you around here :-)
Peace and love,
Siri
Theresa
>Well, this is an unpublished one I wrote a while back, one of my
>favorites. I found a jpg of Stonehenge at sunset and made a
>poster of this on a pastel seascape. Very depressing and all.
>
>
> Goodbye
>
>Sunset on the water, shadows on the wall
>Paintings in the cavern, forests in the fall
>Moonlight on the mountains, starlight on the snow
>Raindrops on the window, it's time for me to go
I can really picture this! Beautiful Poem!!
BTW-Hi!! I'm "Lady" Theresa of the Garden :-)
unpublished poet/published photographer (newspaper) also bum right handed
pianist (but that doesn't stop me--just don't do the chords as well) from
blustery praries of NW IA.
Welcome to this wacky and wonderful place! :-)
Peace,
Theresa
http://www.netins.net/showcase/odomsmodem
Jim Hamp
> BTW-Hi!! I'm "Lady" Theresa of the Garden :-)
> unpublished poet/published photographer (newspaper) also bum right handed
> pianist (but that doesn't stop me--just don't do the chords as well) from
> blustery praries of NW IA.
> Welcome to this wacky and wonderful place! :-)
> Peace,
> Theresa
> http://www.netins.net/showcase/odomsmodem
>
Hello, Lady Theresa. It's been wacky indeed. Of course, that's what
makes it wonderful. As Heinlein said, down-to-earth can get boring.
Lemme see, IA is Iowa? Or Indiana? Sorry, my geography is rusty.
Jim
Ladron23
but tell me how down-to-earth can be boring,
please? I have been reading lots of very
great inspiring stories this past year concerning
the earth------and I find it in no way boring!!!
authors includeDavid Brower, Dr. David Suzuki, John Muir, Aldo Leopold,
Mardy Murie, Olaus Murie, Terry Tempset
Williams, and lately, authoress Katie Lee,
whose "All My Rivers Are Gone" describes in magnificent detail the wonders of
the Glen
Canyon before it became Glen Canyon Dam
country---------just "open your eyes to the
great celebration"---------
Wendy
SeesEagles
>Don't know many fans from VT. But I do know of two. Well 3 sort of.... The
>list keeps growing! Don't know if you've lurked elsewhere, but be sure to
>check out the IAT page at www.members.aol.com/tybrenn A local but growing
>worldwide JD friends group based in Mass. You'll also notice a link for the
>New Hampshire Friends adopted highway. I hope to have a web page up
>someday..... We get together from time to time and listen to some wonderful
>singers performing John's songs. Be sure and chace the page for the next
>event.
>Peace,
>Mr. Richard H.
Hello Richard! Glad to know there is another New Englander here.
Sorry for the delay in response, I've been having computer trouble. Over the
weekend I took a drive over the line to New Hamphire and drove through the
mountains to Wildcat to take in some "Downhill Stuff". Beautiful, just
beautiful. Had the music playing loud and clear the whole time.
Kenny G. (I'm not a sax player, but I've seen one on TV)
Jim Hamp
> Jim----I certainly mean no disrespect to you,
> but tell me how down-to-earth can be boring,
> please?
No disrespect intended from me either.
Down-to-earth often means people whose lives are the
same day in and day out, never doing anything unusual,
and that is how I meant it.
Certainly living close to the earth can be exciting.
I don't think any of the people you mention can be
described as having lives the same day in and day out.
Jim
Nanci124
Actually, there are quite a few of us scattered through various parts of New
England, and it seems the list keeps growing!
Fellow New Englander
Nancy (in Rhode Island)
LOU
Welcome !!!!! I too was a lurker way back over a year ago.....then I
started to post, and made some wonderful friends here on this ng
board.....people that I would never have met had it not been for this
message board.....John Denver brought us all together here!!!!! Love Is
Why We Came Here In The First Place!!! and Love is Why We Will Stay
Here!!! I have kind of fallen into being a sort of lurker lately, but I
always read, just don't post as much as I did before, but never fear,
LuLu is still here!!!! and I want to be your friend too.
Soooo OK guy's let me have it, for being a lurker!!!! What's that???
you say you didn't know that I was gone???? Hmmmmm so much for being
missed !!!!
Heeee Heeeeee I heard that you guy's.....
ROFL..........Just in case you guy's were wondering, I have been on the
hunt for that ever elusive string!!!!! heeee heeee
LuLu aka Lou
Theresa
>>
>Hello, Lady Theresa. It's been wacky indeed. Of course, that's what
>makes it wonderful. As Heinlein said, down-to-earth can get boring.
>Lemme see, IA is Iowa? Or Indiana? Sorry, my geography is rusty.
>
>Jim
"Oh I'm from I-O-Way, Ioway!! Land of the tall corn state" :-D
Peace,
Theresa
JesseWndsn
>"gentlemen". :)
>
>Jim
>
oh, that's toooooooo tempting to ignore.
so, let's forget about the 5 feet and talk about the 11 inches....
OH, sorry, thought we were talking about the height thing again...sorry.
valerie, the Lusty, Busty Irish Wench
Queen Hawkeye of the Pirate Vessel, Windsong
Scourge of the known Galaxy
Conqueror of the Unknown Galaxy
JesseWndsn
that would require me to...like, get dirty. eeeeeeewwwwwwww! no, thank you.
now, you wanna do half- or all-nekkid mashed potato wrestling, I might think
about it.
the Pirate Queen does NOT do mud or anything that would wreck this manicure or
makeup job. Not to mention the hair....no way.
which kinda lets out the mashed potato thing.
how about we flip a coin?
Nanci124
>the Pirate Queen does NOT do mud or anything that would wreck this manicure
>or
>makeup job. Not to mention the hair....no way.
ROFLOL..............don't take up gardening Val.....
Nancy( I get pretty dirty and sweaty out there.....inch by inch.....row by
row...gonna watch this garden grow)
Deborah
Welcome lurkers!
Deborah
Deborah
gutter posts!!!!
Yikes!!!
Deborah
DTrube wrote:
> > Thanks, there *are* those of us who are male but not necessarily
> >>"gentlemen". :)
>
> >so, let's forget about the 5 feet and talk about the 11 inches....
>
> Hmmmm. I think this guy is thoroughly de-lurked. Maybe it's time to
> change
> the subject heading?
>
> Diane.