And...the enthusiasm of the people who are so eagerly planning this event
really does show a great desire to be a single unit here in the states...at
least for one event.  Showing, Picnicing, getting together with old friends
and possibly having a chance to be in the ring with them again.  It is an
indication that this whole thing isn't just about breeding; it is about
friendships and fun and unity, and the pleasure of just spending time
together with our dogs.  I hope that it does happen, it would be just lovely
to see.  Myra


>From: Jo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Reply-To: The Cavalier King Charles Spaniel List
><[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>Subject: Re: [CKCS-L] Reconciliation
>Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2002 15:05:05 -0400
>
>Hello Norma,
>Your thought was lovely and I think not impossible.
>I'm of the "if we build it they will come" line of thought.
>If we can somehow get enough people interested in this I think the spirit
>of
>reconciliation will enter the right people.
>Those actually interested in the breed, the camaraderie we used to feel at
>our shows and the just plain fun we used to have.
>Winning is grand! Losing isn't so grand. <vbg> But my word..the laughter at
>those shows..the silliness...Robbie Jones pitcher of margaritas if her
>puppy
>won best puppy...
>So we need many people with like minds, a bit of money and a large bottle
>of
>wine. <vbg>
>Jo Ann
>
> > List. My suggestion "wouldn't it be nice..." was purely a personal
>thought
> > that I had in view of the recent mountain of post generated by the OLD
> > versus NEW thread. It seems to have got a little out of control.  While
> > enthusiasm should not be dampened and steps should be taken so that
>apathy
> > does not set in, it has to be thought through as to the
> > practicalities. Picking a venue and a show committee is way too
>premature
>to
> > my way of thinking.
> >
> > For a start I would think that the mood of the people has to be gauged.
> > Perhaps not everyone in both Clubs wants unity. Maybe they like things
>the
> > way they are and their opinions have to be respected. That is why I
>would
> > think it prudent to try to ascertain what people actually want before
> > steamrollering ahead. A petition is probably the wrong choice of words.
>A
> > survey would be better.
> >
> > I certainly do not have the right or even the desire to get involved
>with
> > your domestic arrangements. This is not "Simon says" and I am not Simon!
> > LOL. But I think I am not the only one overseas that
> > wishes there was no "us" and "them".
> >
> > Norma (Craigowl) UK
> >
>
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