Hi Joe :)
    what???  Someone found the wishbone and then left it intact????  OH
NO!!! this is not good :)  but then I never could get the wishbone at our
family dinners...

    hmmm... but then I only made it to the "Big Table" a few years back
after all... I had to wait for room at the table....
took till I was 30 to get to the "Big Table"  hehehe

Art "Spent TG in Huston with the 'In-Laws-To-Be'... and was allowed at the
Big Table hehehe" Bahrs

P.S. for those who either have small families or really hugh dining
tables... my family only allows the "leaders" of the family to sit at the
"Big Table" which seats about 20... and the rest get to eat at other tables
spread throughout my parents home... about 45 people were there on last
Thursday :)  which is wayyyy down from last Thanksgiving :)   Mom was very
happy :)




Jeff after me after David Rutherford

> Joe Geiser wrote:
> > David Rutherford ponders,
>
> > > Doesn't this list go quiet when America's on holiday!
>
> > As for it being quiet - there was more traffic on the list
> yesterday than
> > I would have expected, which means that we're getting more
> members from
> > other countries --- and that can only be a good thing :)
>
> There were over 100 posts yesterday, I know only too well because
> listserv complained that we had exceeded the daily threshold for
> postings and I had to manually free the list :-)

Guess it's time to kick the threshold up... who knows what kind of traffic
we'll get on December 25th <g>

Cheers,
Joe (still cleaning up after yesterday - found the wishbone under the
dining
room table :)