The Nature of the Mudcat Beastie...

Subject: RE: The Nature of the Mudcat Beastie...
From: Teasle
Date: 20 Apr 00 - 12:18 PM

What an enlightening thread! I feel like I got to know a lot of you a whole lot better. Thank you. I'm fairly new too,and a bit shy about contributing, but I check in every day to see how you all are.

One thing i'd like to do is join you when you are 'singing' online. But how do you do this?? I gues I should ask this question in a seperate thread, but I'll wait and see if someone answers. I am off to the Channel Islands (just off the coast of France) for the Easter hols. Will look forward to 'seeing' you all next week.

Happy holiday!

Teasle

Subject: RE: The Nature of the Mudcat Beastie...
From: vindelis
Date: 20 Apr 00 - 07:46 PM

I am quite new to the mudcat scene, and have found that it is wonderful to be surrounded by a living and breathing encyclopaedia. Welcome from Portland Dorset.

Subject: RE: The Nature of the Mudcat Beastie...
From: Mrrzy
Date: 20 Apr 00 - 11:14 PM

Mbo, I should have guessed you'd be a C&H collector too...
And Jessica, welcome from an quarter-Russian half-Hungarian American who grew up in West Africa but also lived in the Far East...
...Despite I've now lived stateside since 1981, which is longer than I'd lived anywhere, it is Abidjan which is still "home" in my heart of hearts. So I really consider myself an expat, even though I live where my passport comes from. Go figure...