Hello Fellow Catters,
I was pleased to find the flesh, was at least as fullfilling as the,pictures I had hatched in the mind.
No axe whielding, piss-taking, hard sulking head shaking, wet blankets, but warm and fuzzy people-cats.
Several things transpired, we 3 of us share a similar name,3 of us were blessed with St. Albans dew waters flung by the breeze,2 of us plucked opon a harp, and I bet soon will both own harps, I know it will come.
Next time there WILL be a secret hand shake,
Helen, Callie, Bob and Alison and Spider Tom(ken)now share a common bond. (well, I was already common)
And to Guest Mark we have met, I thought I recognized my pet goat stretching himself accross one of your percussive tone emmitting devices(I realised he wasn't my goat, mine was never that flat) Also Mark I look forward to hearing "your snare drum that alters pitch when you close your legs", I have used a similare technique on my vocals and find it quite affective. I must warn you, that it does tend to hurt if done too rapidly, also a higher than required pitch is emmitted.
Good to hear/ see from you all,
Spider Tom (ken)