Kis, you are the man!
Thanks!
Why yes he is....matter of fact. Now I understand why we only ever hear his side of those trips. No internet connection inside the wildmanhs gullet.Are you still luring people out to the woods and cooking them in your Dutch Oven?
Hey y'all. All is well out my way. Haven't been buying many khukuris since Aunt Yangdu started hosting the pics on a service that is blocked so I can't see them!
But still use the ones I have.
I still peek in now and then, too. KatClaws and I bought a new place almost two years ago, and it's taking longer to "settle in" than we thought. We will always remember the kindness and generosity of the Cantina folks when we got married.
She uses photobucket, so I don't understand why it would be blocked for you.
Good to see you, Mac, as well as the others who have trickled in since the original post.
Interesting to me is the adventures some of the oldies have gone on...Andy and Dan (Fiddleback and Pendentative) are now well-respected and successful knifemakers, with their own forums; folks have bred, and gotten dead, moved to various new niches in the social strata--single to married, married to married with spawn, married to single, and a couple, married to married to someone else. I think Sarge is running an historical site down in FL after retiring from the Air Force, at least one person is showing all the signs of being career military, and Yvsa has been hanging out on a new level of spirituality for a number of years.
Like most special times, it was peopled with a patchwork of personalities and skills, beliefs and interests, and humor and insights that created and adjusted to an evolving formulation of "chemistry" that was just perfect for its moments of existence.
Kinda neat.
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I remember a line from a not-so-hot movie that stuck in my memory.
"There was a time."
Makes me smile, still, for there indeed was a time, and the remembrance of still brings warmth.
Be gentle with yourselves.