Actually, which of you lucky souls who gets to go will be
the embedded
(or not) correspondent who sends back live reports of all
the proved
and unproved rumors, and critiques the concerts and
.....
judith
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of JULIE BARKER
Sent: Monday, July 03, 2006 4:03 AM
To: hg
Cc: HurdyGurdyForum Moderator
Subject: [HG] Saint Chartier/emails
What is the similarity between a London bus and a hurdy-gurdy list
email?
You go days without seeing one and then 30 turn-up at the same time.
What is this lunatic going on about I hear you mutter?
Well, some members of the list will no doubt be at Saint Chartier and away
from their computers during the period 10-16 July [some will be gone longer to
take in Gooik, Gennetines and Rudolstadt].
Therefore; could those poor deprived souls, and English School teachers who
can't go , please keep their list activities to a minnimum during that period as
no-one wants to come home to a huge crop of emails.
How does everyone else feel about this idea? or am I just being a grumpy
old Englishman?
Philip
ps; those of us who do go will no-doubt keep the spirit of the list
alive by sitting on campsites in extremes of heat and cold whilst drinking wine
and nattering-on interminably on subjects of cotton, pick-ups, early music and
the, as yet unproved rumour, of a thriving tradition of gurdy playing on
Pitcairn Island.
