Introduction...long overdue!

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Introduction...long overdue!

Post by AmyK »

Hi folks!

I decided, with some encouragement, that today is the day
for me to pry myself out of my cozy little lurking closet and
officially introduce my self. I'm Amy K. and as you can tell by
the date under my name, I've been hanging around for a while.
I've been play the tinwhistle for about as long but, please understand
that it doesn't mean I'm any good! In reality, I've been in a really
bad slump but with a lot of encouragement and even more practice,
I'm slowly coming out of it. I'm falling in love with my whistles and
Irish music again!

I guess you could say that I'm a student by profession. The
rest of my time is taken up helping to care for my parents,
neither of which drives anymore! This doesn't mean that
they don't get around well though. People talk about their
kids being a hand full, well I can tell you that parents can
be just as bad! I wouldn't trade them for anything!

Over the years I've learned so much from you lovely people
and while I'm introducing myself, I what to also say thank
you for the many laughs you've given me! You all are one
in a million!

I'll say good by for now!

Amy
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Stay with us, please. Nice to hear from you, Jim
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Absolutely! Don't go back into lurk mode now! Welcome to the fipple forum!

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Welcome!

Post by Talbert St. Claire »

Hello Amy,

Welcome to the board! There is an aweful lot of experienced people on the board here and they are full of information! You are in the best company in terms of a community full of wonderful whistlers!

Enjoy the stay and pls keep us all posted on the various things that we all can assist you with! There is also a great exchange of encouragement here on the board.

It's great being a new person on the whistle! Keep up the good work.


It sounds as if you are starting to rekindle your passion for playing! If you need anything at all pls do not hesitate to ask us all. Good luck and we all look forward to many post's from you in the future. All the best Amy!
-Talbert St. Claire
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Post by Monster »

Yes, pull up a chair and a whistle it's a good place here really.. I wish I could have lurked for so long, you must be a very patient person.:wink:
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Welcome! :)
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Post by AmyK »

Hi folks,

Thank you all for the warm welcome. Your
kindness has convinced me that the closet
isn't the place for to be anymore! I think
I'll be staying for a prolonged visit...if that's ok?

Thanks for the encouragement too,Talbert!

Monster, I am a patient person, but I think in this
case you can chalk it up to shyness!

Amy
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Post by RonKiley »

Welcome aboard. You said we were one in a million and we gave you a lot of laughs. You didn't mention strange, weird or crazy. I guess you haven't been paying attention. Many of us can't play worth beans but the difference is we keep trying. If you keep playing regularly you will get better. So the answer is simple.

Keep whistling

Ron
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welcome!

Post by Talbert St. Claire »

You are more than welcome Amy!!!!! :) :)
If you discover you have a "perfect" Low Whistle, don't sell it. Trust me, I know! If it's close to perfection, don't sell it. Trust me, I know! If you feel that it's difficult to adjust to but you still feel a deep connection to it, don't sell it. Just give it to me!!!
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Post by Chuck_Clark »

AmyK wrote: I'll be staying for a prolonged visit...if that's ok?
Oh, I think we can stand you, Amy. How long you can stand US is the real problem. Overall, we're a pretty decent bunch, though some of us do go just a little bit bonkers when we start playing in the political minefields.

Glad you decided to come out of your corner and join the party.
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Post by DebbieM »

Hey, there. Confessions of a fellow lurker -- I've been lurking the board for probably 3 years now -- ever since I was handed my first Walton's D and searched the web to find out more. I've learned an awful lot through you all, contracted a good case of WhOA (kept in check by funding two college kids), and have enjoyed the posts throughout these three years. Reason for not registering before now? Probably combination of shyness and the overwhelming bigness of this board. I have to agree with Amy -- you are a very special group of people.

Debbie
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Post by Monster »

Aha! Another one! Soon a tidal wave of lurkers will be upon us, coming out of lurkdom to lurk no more. Welcome to Debbie! :party:
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Welcome! Don't worry about all the OT fuss. We all metaphorically drink together when its all said and done...well, most of us.

Enjoy the whistles and start ordering today!!!
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Post by AmyK »

Oh my goodness! This is just too coool! I now get to
welcome someone and I've only been "official"
for, what, maybe three hours. Welcome to the light, Debbie!
Thanks for joining us!


Chuck-Thanks for the warning! I'll stay out of the
political threads...I don't really want to get blown up! :wink:

Amy
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Post by vomitbunny »

Welcome aboard. Sigh. I think I lurked for maybe, four minutes? Actually I read through the post every night for a couple three weeks befor joining and posting.
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