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Welcome from Kittykat (fellow newbie)
kittykat Started conversation Mar 30, 2002
Hi! I just signed up this week too . This site is full of fun and fine folks - real smart and helpful.
You sound like an extraordinarily young 62 based on your interests.
Good For YOU !!
Please feel free to pop on over any time ( the wife and kiddies are invited too
). Have a ball --
KAT
Welcome from Kittykat (fellow newbie)
Dave-M Posted Mar 30, 2002
Hi Kat, thanks for the welcome, it's nice to meet you.
This site seems vast, and I have only scratched the surface so far.
It is always good to meet people and to make new friends. I can't get in here as often as I would like, but I.m sure I'll see you from time to time.
A strange coincidence, my daughters username on another chat site is Kat as well!
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Kind regards, Dave.
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kittykat Posted Mar 31, 2002
Well, what can I say! She possesses excellent cerebral skills by having chosen her title so well ( takes after Dad no doubt! ).
And obviously Divine Providence is alive and thriving on the planet
. Perhaps you can do what I do - simply steal little snippets of time in order to play.
It works!
What's your daughter like? maybe we share other traits.
Have a grand time - I'm sure you will!!
KAT
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Dave-M Posted Mar 31, 2002
Hi KAT, Thanks for your msg. I will adopt your method, little snippets of time, in order to play, I like that.
My Daughter Maureen, likes reading, TV, especially programmes like Friends, ER, Buffy etc. She also likes doing cross stitch, and her one contribution to sport, is to play for a ladies darts team.
Sometime, I'll persuade her to write to you, and she can tell you more.
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Kind regards
Dave.
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kittykat Posted Mar 31, 2002
Hi Dave, Happy Easter from N.Y.. I'd love to hear from Maureen - we can compare notes. I too love to read ( in fact most folks comment that there's not a room in my house without a ton of books and eclectic artwork - sort of like a meandering extensive library. Amazing how many books are out "on loan" - and that makes me exremely happy).
Do you have any special plans for today - perhaps a family dinner? What is your traditional fare for this holiday? Any unique ways of celebration - or will everything be rather toned down in honor of the Queen Mum?
What did you think of her - it appeared that she was very beloved.
KAT
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Dave-M Posted Apr 2, 2002
Hi KAT, sorry for the delay in replying.
I hope you had a nice Easter break yourself.
I just had a quiet day at home with my family.
Here, to celebrate Easter, kids roll hard boiled eggs, which are painted colourfully, down a grassy slope, to signify the rolling away of the stone in front of Jesus's tomb.
It wasn't a very nice day here so my grandson rolled his egg in the garden.
The Queen Mother was a grand old lady, and was loved by the people, and will be sadly missed.
Maureen is going to contact you, soon she tells me.
It is always nice to hear from you Kat.
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Dave.
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kittykat Posted Apr 2, 2002
Hi Dave. I just posted to "neighbours" and hadn't yet read this mesage. Sounds like you had a lovely day. Please tell me about your grandson - what does he call you? I'd certainly love to chat with Maureen. And Easter was terrific - I just love holidays! Take care
KAT
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Dave-M Posted Apr 5, 2002
Hi there Kat,
thanks for your msg.
My grandsons name is Ryan and he calls me Granda,
As I said before, he is 4 years old, and he has sandy coloured hair and blue eyes.
Most of the time he is OK, but just occasionaly he can be a little monster lol.
It's always good to hear from you
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Dave.
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kittykat Posted Apr 5, 2002
Hi Dave - your grandson sounds adorable and little boys are probably programmed to be little monsters but that's half the fun! How are you finding this site so far?
Have you had a chance to read a lot?
KAT
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Dave-M Posted Apr 14, 2002
Hi KAT,
I have found lots to read in here.
I only wish I had more time to spend on looking.
I keep coming back for more though, and find there is even more to catch up on, so there is no chance of getting bored with it.
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Dave.
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