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bilqis · 12-18-2000, 07:33 PM

Name: Bernadette
Age: 43
Job: Managing a large program made up of 'intensive' volunteers(each giving 20 hrs per week), supervising 95+ people
Location: north central Minnesota USA
As mentioned before: married (20+ years to the same man!), mom of 4 sons

I agree with several previous posts regarding education, and the joys of RPGs over television.
Icefire - I, too, experience reactions of disbelief from my sons friends, or even from most of MY friends. It just goes to show that so many people lack any real imagination.

12-18-2000, 07:54 PM

Mandrake, you make more sense than I do when I am sober so don't apologise. My conversation after a bottle of scotch is limited to monosylabic grunts and burps.

Melusine, I agree Scotland is a brilliant place to live. Beautiful scenery, excellent scotch(if your ever this way Mandrake gives us an E-mail and I'll crack open some special cask strength I've been saving) and friendly people. I've been here two years and I would never go back to England. I went to Holland many years ago for a long weekend and really enjoyed myself. Lots of beautiful blondes, good beer and grass is legal! Too many bicycles though The only thing I didn't like was the food as you can only eat so much ham and cheese . Is the floating restaurant still in Amerstadam? I had a great meal there, despite my last comment, but I thought I had had too much to drink until I realized that the centre section was meant to rotate. However, my fave place is Barcelona. A fantastic city with brilliant night-life, shopping, art & culture, sun, sea and sand. Nearby you have the Pyrenees and Monserrat ranges if you like greenery and mountains, which you seem to. It also has a great university, so you might go there for a brief holiday before making your final choice. If you want any info about Scotland E-mail me and I will get it fot you.

12-18-2000, 07:33 PM	#41
bilqis Symbol of Cyric Join Date: March 1, 2001 Location: WA, USA Age: 67 Posts: 1,328	Name: Bernadette Age: 43 Job: Managing a large program made up of 'intensive' volunteers(each giving 20 hrs per week), supervising 95+ people Location: north central Minnesota USA As mentioned before: married (20+ years to the same man!), mom of 4 sons I agree with several previous posts regarding education, and the joys of RPGs over television. Icefire - I, too, experience reactions of disbelief from my sons friends, or even from most of MY friends. It just goes to show that so many people lack any real imagination.

12-18-2000, 07:54 PM	#42
Suul-Yinn Guest Posts: n/a	Mandrake, you make more sense than I do when I am sober so don't apologise. My conversation after a bottle of scotch is limited to monosylabic grunts and burps. Melusine, I agree Scotland is a brilliant place to live. Beautiful scenery, excellent scotch(if your ever this way Mandrake gives us an E-mail and I'll crack open some special cask strength I've been saving) and friendly people. I've been here two years and I would never go back to England. I went to Holland many years ago for a long weekend and really enjoyed myself. Lots of beautiful blondes, good beer and grass is legal! Too many bicycles though The only thing I didn't like was the food as you can only eat so much ham and cheese . Is the floating restaurant still in Amerstadam? I had a great meal there, despite my last comment, but I thought I had had too much to drink until I realized that the centre section was meant to rotate. However, my fave place is Barcelona. A fantastic city with brilliant night-life, shopping, art & culture, sun, sea and sand. Nearby you have the Pyrenees and Monserrat ranges if you like greenery and mountains, which you seem to. It also has a great university, so you might go there for a brief holiday before making your final choice. If you want any info about Scotland E-mail me and I will get it fot you.

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