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20 Feb 02 - 08:56 PM (#654351) Subject: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: GUEST,Jaze I'd like everyone to give a great Mudcat welcome to my friend Annie. I've been trying to get her to come here for a while, and I'm glad she finally did. Her Patriot game question got me interested in the whole Dylan "borrowing" of tunes thread. I'm still trying to reconcile "Farewell Angelina with "Farewell To Tarwathie" Welcome, Annie! |
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20 Feb 02 - 09:23 PM (#654368) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Lonesome EJ Welcome hobbitwoman. Step on in and warm up those furry feet! |
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20 Feb 02 - 09:38 PM (#654374) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: catspaw49 Hi Hobs........I'm a lazy typist, but Welcome to the 'Cat!! Spaw |
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20 Feb 02 - 09:53 PM (#654380) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: khandu He's a lazy typist, he says. There are plenty of times we have wanted to break his fingers! Anyway, I digress. Welcome, Hobbitwoman, to this strange Cafe, Check out the menu. It is a grand place. Enjoy! khandu |
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21 Feb 02 - 12:19 AM (#654428) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: The Pooka Welcome Hobbitwoman! from another new member (just *slightly* "older" than you). This is a great farthing even if it ain't the Shire. But where are the Entwives? Enjoyed your Patriot Games thread. Guest Jaze, we're bound out for Greenland & ready to sail. --Fool of a Pook |
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21 Feb 02 - 01:21 AM (#654451) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: The Pooka Woops. "Patriot Game*s* thread" indeed. Wrong Clancy sang that one, fer shure. All in the Game though. Fool of a Pook Took his time seeing mistake. Sorry. But still Welcome. -Peregrine |
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21 Feb 02 - 02:16 AM (#654464) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: leprechaun Nowadays Clancy Can't Even Sing. |
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21 Feb 02 - 03:46 AM (#654481) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Dave the Gnome Hello and the warmest of welcomes - us mythical creatures need all the support we can get;-) Cheers Dave the Gnome |
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21 Feb 02 - 04:27 AM (#654493) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: greg stephens welcome annie hobbitwoman, from a mudcat oldtimer of nearly ten days' standing. thanks for initiating the "patriot game" discussion. |
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21 Feb 02 - 08:16 AM (#654543) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Gareth Be warned tho, the Mudcat becomes a "hobbit". *Groan* Gareth |
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21 Feb 02 - 08:18 AM (#654544) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Fortunato Hobbitwoman. Greetings and salutations. See you around the shire. cheers, fortunato |
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21 Feb 02 - 08:48 AM (#654571) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Willie-O ...but there's no such thing as a bad hobbit. Load up the pipe and tankard, put the furry feet up, enjoy the fire. Willie-O |
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21 Feb 02 - 06:41 PM (#654934) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: The Pooka Hobbitwoman of the Welcomes, pay no attention to the following little affray. Entirely atypical here. Why, Leprechaun, you miserly mythraicockle little trickster, you. Tom Clancy the "author" never *could* sing. Well not *my* tune anyway. Tom Clancy the Brother, RIP, could sing OK. Him gone, it *isn't* so grand, boys. Could act on stage prettygood too. But you, oul' pottygold, refer so cavalierly (ya black knight) to Liam Clancy the Living - contrary to his broadcast obituary coupla years back - who has been called 'the world's greatest ballad singer' by None Other than Bob Zimmerydylanman, hisself. (Whose own voice has, um, evolved with the passing years as well.) Now I know you said "Nowadays", ye Lepre. But I heard Liam last year & he was awright. OK not real loud; but awright. Still Himself. He's got a couple March concerts with Robbie O'Connell. Part of his Book Tour. Youth will in time decay. Beauty must fade away. Hair, too. So call me a Loyalist but Liam Clancy can still sing, sez I. May yer hens never lay, may yer horse never neigh, may yer goat fly away like an ould paper kite. With all due respect of course. |
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21 Feb 02 - 09:36 PM (#655010) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: hobbitwoman Thank you, thank you, one and all! I was away from the shire last night, seeing Joan Baez in concert with Richard Shindell, Dave Carter and Tracey Grammer - wonderful show!! - and was blown away to come back to such a warm welcome and so much terrific information on my Patriot Game thread. Jaze is indeed responsible for leading me here - Jaze, have ya heard the song yet??? Annie (Farewell to Taiwathe and Farewell Angelina, huh? Hmmm!) |
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21 Feb 02 - 11:34 PM (#655068) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: TonyK Hobbitwoman: My wife got a last minute invite to that concert last night in Wilkes-Barre and enjoyed it tremendously, especially a song about a broken mirror.
If you are from the area, we have a singing circle (and some storytelling) once a month and you're welcome to join us. Our next meeting is in Scranton on Fri March 1. Send a PM (private message) if you want the address or phone number. We're a very unpretentious group. |
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22 Feb 02 - 03:22 AM (#655130) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: Steve Parkes New blood-- Steve |
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22 Feb 02 - 04:46 PM (#655584) Subject: RE: Welcome Hobbitwoman From: hobbitwoman Tony, thanks, will do! The song your wife referred to is called Crack In The Mirror, and it's awesome - Joan did a fantastic rendition of it at the concert Wednesday night. Steve - thanks for the welcome - I think! :o) Annie |