RE: Boy is it great to be back home

[NightOwl]

 CajunCamper
Cajun and Hoppy, Toni told me you-all were back!!!!!!  Welcome home!!  [][8D][]  Our little campfire was just not the same without you and I look forward to more good old times sitting here  in the circle with you and reading your  adventures and observations.  Sending a big cyber-hug to both of you!!  NightOwl

[NightOwl]

 birol

 

ORIGINAL:  birol
 
 Hi,
 
 Welcome back home, I am the fluff.
 

 
 Birol, dear lad, PUT would be a dull place without you!  Your version of  " Fluff"  makes a great leavening agent[]

[CajunCamper]

 CajunCamper
Thanks NightOwl, you have a special gift of making folks feel welcomed and I appreiciate that about you. By the way I zipped through your neck of the woods several weeks ago, but regreatably didn t have time to camp or even spend much time in NE Georgia. My son attended a wrestling camp in Boiling Springs North Carolina sponsored by the Fellowship of Christian Atheletes, and I was dropping him off there. The crazy thing is, I think Georgia is probably one of the most diverse, breathtaking states in the country, yet I always seem to just be passing through. As a matter of fact, we have camped in Alabama, Tennessee, North and South Carolina and Florida, but have never camped in Georgia. I have even participated in activities in Georgia such as white water rafting while camping in North Carolina. I have to break this habit, and make Georgia a destination state instead of a pass through state. I think the problem is that Georgia is so close to Smokie Mountain National Park and it s hard not to camp in the park itself. Well I just made up my mind to learn more about Georgia and plan to spend an entire camping trip there. Look out Georgia here we come.

[NightOwl]

 CajunCamper
Cajun, ya gotta give it a try!  You know from driving through how pretty it is and a bunch of the Ga Gang can give you any details you might need on our Ga parks and campgrounds (which everyone says are really great!)  (Ha--but like you, I always seem to be camping in other states--what an irony.)
 
   I hope your son had fun at his wrestling camp--such a camp is a fine way for kids to increase their sportsmanship and share their faith as well.