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Gitchigumee · 01-02-2007, 10:40 AM

Hello Mair!

I would not remember you, as I just joined in September, but have been fairly active since then. I know how you feel, when you say you were nervous about posting. I sometimes feel that I am not "one of the gang," because I'm so new, and I'm not a musician, much of what is discussed is lost on me, and oftentimes I don't get any responses. However, I am confidant that I am as big a Lightfoot fan as anyone can claim to be, and I am persistent. I have not yet come down from my Lighfoot "high" since attending my first GL concert in Sept., as someone suggested might happen, and so I hope that time will prove that I'm the real thing.

You're right, whenever two or more Lightfoot fans come together, there are endless possibilities for warm, humorous, and meaningful conversations.

Anyway, I too welcome you "back." Far as I'm concerned, the more the merrier!

01-02-2007, 10:40 AM	#11
Gitchigumee Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Wisconsin Posts: 504	Hello Mair! I would not remember you, as I just joined in September, but have been fairly active since then. I know how you feel, when you say you were nervous about posting. I sometimes feel that I am not "one of the gang," because I'm so new, and I'm not a musician, much of what is discussed is lost on me, and oftentimes I don't get any responses. However, I am confidant that I am as big a Lightfoot fan as anyone can claim to be, and I am persistent. I have not yet come down from my Lighfoot "high" since attending my first GL concert in Sept., as someone suggested might happen, and so I hope that time will prove that I'm the real thing. You're right, whenever two or more Lightfoot fans come together, there are endless possibilities for warm, humorous, and meaningful conversations. Anyway, I too welcome you "back." Far as I'm concerned, the more the merrier! __________________ "There was a time in this fair land when the railroad did not run. When the wild majestic mountains stood alone against the sun. Long before the white man, and long before the wheel. When the green dark forest was too silent to be real."