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I registered in Nov 2004.

It's an odd thing, actually. I rec'd an email notification that I rec'd a PM. It was a 'happy new year' email. Okay.

I rec'd another email shortly after from Spot. His was very nice as well. But he mentioned that other members fromm 2004 have been popping up as well?

Anyway...I'm going to try and be a bit more active:wah: . It looks very interesting here!

dede

Hi Dede!! welcome to the garden...pull up a chair and stay a spell...we are very glad to have ya!!!



gup:-6

welcome back. :-6

Hiya and welcome back. :-6

It's not quite like welcoming a newbie, more like meeting the ancestors. Tell us how different the place is, Dede, and I really hope you enjoy looking around and meeting all your descendants! This is far more exciting than just opening a time caspule.

Hi DeDe.

Hello Dede,welcome.

My family migrated from eastern Canada.

guppy;522299 wrote: Hi Dede!! welcome to the garden...pull up a chair and stay a spell...we are very glad to have ya!!!



gup:-6


Thank you! I like your username very much!

Pinky;522302 wrote: Hey Dede!

Just jump in and start enjoying yourself!!!


I'm taking your advice and trying to do just that! Thank you!

koan;522304 wrote: welcome back. :-6


Thank you! I read some of the threads...are you a Canuck as well??

abbey;522307 wrote: Hiya and welcome back. :-6


Thank you! Very nice lips, btw!!

spot;522400 wrote: It's not quite like welcoming a newbie, more like meeting the ancestors. Tell us how different the place is, Dede, and I really hope you enjoy looking around and meeting all your descendants! This is far more exciting than just opening a time caspule.


That's a very large pair of shoes to fill! A time capsule!:wah:

I'm afarid I don't have much to offer. I registered, posted very little, and then became preoccupied with, well, life I guess.

I do know that I remember thinking that it moved very slow here, initially. Now it seems much quicker! There are many new boards as well. It's grown here, and that's exciting to see, and re-join.

Thanks for the gentle push as well, Spot!

chonsigirl;522404 wrote: Hi DeDe.


Thank you! Everyone seems very welcoming. And I like the bunnies!

Shweet tatersalad;522437 wrote: Hello Dede,welcome.

My family migrated from eastern Canada.


Thank you very much! From which province? And have you been back to visit?

New Brunswick?

I remember edmunston.and a little town called bakerbrook.I still have family there.We used too go a couple times a year.My folks just went last summer for a family reunion.

Shweet tatersalad;522449 wrote: New Brunswick?

I remember edmunston.and a little town called bakerbrook.I still have family there.We used too go a couple times a year.My folks just went last summer for a family reunion.


Well, that's the province I'm in! I'm not familiar with Bakerbrook, but all I have to do is ask someone I know, and that 6 degrees of whoever will apply! We're a lightly populated province.

I like it here. The pace is nice and slow!

dede35;522454 wrote: Well, that's the province I'm in! I'm not familiar with Bakerbrook, but all I have to do is ask someone I know, and that 6 degrees of whoever will apply! We're a lightly populated province.

I like it here. The pace is nice and slow!


Baker brook is a small logging town just west of edmunston.Along the river.

Dede, everyone seems to be avoiding asking the burning question so I will.

Can you hula hoop ?

Hi dede,

welcome back, look forward to 'chatting' with you :-6

Nomad;524618 wrote: Dede, everyone seems to be avoiding asking the burning question so I will.

Can you hula hoop ?




Actually...I can. One of my secret talents. The other secret talent is folding towels ever so properly.:wah:

I think that calls for an attached photo, dede.

spot;526154 wrote: I think that calls for an attached photo, dede.


Well, in time I'll post a photo, but not yet. Thanks for the request though!

I have a thing about folded towels.

What else happens in your part of Canada besides folk music?

spot;526204 wrote: I have a thing about folded towels.

What else happens in your part of Canada besides folk music?


Well, it's cold, most of the time. Winter finally arrived, and it came with a vengance! Bloody bitter I have to say! I'm going to focus on summer activities. There's only one or 2 things to do during the winter if you're a non-athelete like myself. :yh_wink

Well, we do what everyone does. The beach, boats (we're thinking of getting our very first boat this summer, a sailboat). My sister and her family sail all summer and they have a great time. We'd like to join them and see more of them.

We like our beer. We have good beer. Our famous beer, Alpine, is my least fav, but it gets high marks in the neighbourhood. Eh, everyone's a critic, including me.

There's plenty of community events that go on, and we (my little family and I) like to get to as many as we can. We garden, we BBQ.

We do have a music festivle in the summer, it's a big hit. One of my favorite Maritime bands, Great Big Sea, perform occasionally. They're a good show!

That's a wee bit about my part of the world. I'll share more in the future. Your turn; what's happening over there?