Well, I'm back in the UK! ( and it's not raining!)
So I need to to say a huge 'Thank you' to everyone who made me especially welcome!
I would have liked to have done it better at the 'Farewell' party but I know me!
It would have ended up with me being a tearful mess! So I made some 'smart' remarks
about the Aussies and left it at that.
The whole week I was meeting people who were super kind and it's very difficult, nay, impossible for me to remember
you all by name. You folks are great!
Thank you to Len and Lamont. You two guys seem to have inexhaustible energy resources and you have, between
you, made the concept of SpyderFest a reality. You can quite rightly feel very, very proud of yourselves.
Thank you to MOGANG! You took me under your wing and helped me fully enjoy all of the aspects of SpyderFest. Without that help
I would have been a little 'lost' and wasted a lot of time trying to deal with US 'stuff' that is strange to me!
I know I come across as a little... errrmmm.....weird, that's just me and the way that I am! So anyone who found me to be strange is
not alone!! Many people in the UK would also agree with that opinion!
In my defence I would have to say that only being able to hear maybe 80% of what is said to me and then only being able to remember
half of that does present its problems......I KNOW I had a wonderful, wonderful time even if I don't remember some of it!
One word I really think is very much over-used is 'awesome'. I wince inwardly when people apply it so freely to everything, be it a meal they have enjoyed
or a someone's new car! But it is the only word that truly describes the people I met in Springfield this year!
You were all truly awesome!! I thank you all..................Group Hug!!
<Edit> To be honest the above is scarcely adequate to express my feelings of gratitude but its the best I can manage.
So I need to to say a huge 'Thank you' to everyone who made me especially welcome!
I would have liked to have done it better at the 'Farewell' party but I know me!
It would have ended up with me being a tearful mess! So I made some 'smart' remarks
about the Aussies and left it at that.
The whole week I was meeting people who were super kind and it's very difficult, nay, impossible for me to remember
you all by name. You folks are great!
Thank you to Len and Lamont. You two guys seem to have inexhaustible energy resources and you have, between
you, made the concept of SpyderFest a reality. You can quite rightly feel very, very proud of yourselves.
Thank you to MOGANG! You took me under your wing and helped me fully enjoy all of the aspects of SpyderFest. Without that help
I would have been a little 'lost' and wasted a lot of time trying to deal with US 'stuff' that is strange to me!
I know I come across as a little... errrmmm.....weird, that's just me and the way that I am! So anyone who found me to be strange is
not alone!! Many people in the UK would also agree with that opinion!
In my defence I would have to say that only being able to hear maybe 80% of what is said to me and then only being able to remember
half of that does present its problems......I KNOW I had a wonderful, wonderful time even if I don't remember some of it!
One word I really think is very much over-used is 'awesome'. I wince inwardly when people apply it so freely to everything, be it a meal they have enjoyed
or a someone's new car! But it is the only word that truly describes the people I met in Springfield this year!
You were all truly awesome!! I thank you all..................Group Hug!!
<Edit> To be honest the above is scarcely adequate to express my feelings of gratitude but its the best I can manage.
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