Re-Laird Redux

[Carolyn Garner Siscoe]

http://www.nancydrewsleuth.com web site
NancyDrewSleuths@yahoogroups.com>  go to yahoo groups to subscribe.
  lots of good solid information about auctions and Nancy Drew editions, also a
lively cottage industry of Nancy Drew bookends, earrings and more for sale.
 Carolyn

meadow wrote:

> me too.  i read all of them.  does that make me one of you?
> dian
>
> Harry Edwards wrote:
>
> > Ooo, ooo! How can I get on the Nancy Drew Little Sleuth list?
> >
> > Harry
> >
> > >I will stick my witch broom into this discussion to say that I prefer to
> > >use my
> > >delete button instead of having strict acceptance rules.  If  someone is very
> > >unruly and gets on your nerves than it is up to the list generalissmo.  I
> > >am on
> > >several other lists where I mostly delete, delete,  (especially the Nancy Drew
> > >'little sleuth' list)  I came around the Ghetto mostly to see caver
> > >friends and
> > >the folk singers, the politics.   I enjoyed being at the UT because it was so
> > >big, good libraries, lots of good speakers, lots of interesting classes to
> > >take,
> > >concerts, movies, parties, the chuckwagon-in short I found it difficult to
> > >be in
> > >one place too long.  I, too like Jim enjoy the gossip on this list, it is such
> > >an amazing way of keeping up with people and remembering all that stuff,
> > > Carolyn
> > >
> > >
> > >James Holland wrote:
> > >
> > >> Since the subject has come up and I'm one of the non-Ghetto residents as
> > >> well, I just wanted to say that  I go back to the Jefferson County group too
> > >> (Wali sat right behind me in high school Latin).  I know a few of the hard
> > >> core nucleus here very well, others casually, know still more only by name,
> > >> some not at all.
> > >>
> > >> Just thought I'd clear up what was undoubtedly a burning question in many
> > >> minds.
> > >>
> > >> Of course the list creates a lot of volume, but I'm not finding it a major
> > >> cyberhassle.
> > >>
> > >> Best,
> > >>
> > >> Jim H.