Oh, what a day!

[Guest guest]

To All,

 

By my count, this group exchanged 170 emails yesterday. I wonder if that's

any kind of a record? There were quizzical ones, funny ones, reflective

ones, and don't forget the " hot under the collar " ones. Here's my take on

what happened.

 

IMHO, we became " more " of a family. We experienced a number of interesting

behaviors from our " cyber friends, " and as far as I know, we are all still

friends. We learned about hot buttons, people's soft spots, fun t-shirts,

and even a bit about fantasy.

 

Did anyone drop off the list? Haven't checked yet, but no one's done it

publically.

 

The incoming pace was intense. Every time I collected my email, there was

10-15 new emails from the feral. I'm accustomed to that level of activity,

but I wonder about others who may have felt swamped by the endless stream

of...well, lots of different words would fit here depending on your view of

the group behavior.

 

Let's see...I encouraged a " cat fight, " and well...I got something much

better and far more positive than that. I suppose I'll be more careful

about what I ask for.

 

Dave

[Guest guest]

I suppose

> I'll be more careful

> about what I ask for.

 

 

Cause you just might get it...

 

I agree with you. Yesterday was quite a day on the

feral forum. I had a blast when I got home from

dinner last night and read all the chatting. I was a

little disappointed going to bed...But when my lovely

lion swings his tail and shakes his mane, this little

lamb must follow.

Warmly,

Allison

 

 

 

 

 

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[Guest guest]

In a message dated 1/24/2003 9:03:39 AM Central Standard Time,

daveo writes:

> The incoming pace was intense. Every time I collected my email, there was

> 10-15 new emails from the feral. I'm accustomed to that level of activity,

> but I wonder about others who may have felt swamped by the endless stream

> of...well, lots of different words would fit here depending on your view of

> the group behavior.

>

>

Try having to groups that do this on a regular basis.. )

I tried digest, but I was missing bits and pieces, So I surrender! I guess

I'll have over 300 emails a day.

 

 

Anna

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

AnnaJames91@c... wrote:

> I tried digest, but I was missing bits and pieces, So I surrender! I

guess

> I'll have over 300 emails a day.

 

I read several lists that have this sort of volume as well. Well, I

don't actually read them all, or I'd never have time to do anything

else. What works for me is to read via the website interface. That way

I can pick and choose the messages I read, my inbox stays relatively

manageable, and I don't miss anything. I set my settings to digest, but

I just use that as a notification that there are messages to read, then

delete it unopened when I go to the website.

 

Might be worth a shot..

 

 

--

Sherri

 

" You can present the material, but you can't make me care. " - Calvin

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Guest guest]

LOL. I can imagine, Anna. Hopefully the weekend will slow down a bit,

eh?

If not I am going to request everyone here start switching over to

decaf! *jk*

 

~ P_T ~

 

There are times when we must sink to the bottom of our misery to

understand truth, just as we must descend to the bottom of a well to

see the

stars in broad daylight.

-Vaclav Havel, writer, Czech Republic president (1936- )

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, AnnaJames91@c... wrote:

 

> Try having to groups that do this on a regular basis.. )

> I tried digest, but I was missing bits and pieces, So I surrender!

I guess

> I'll have over 300 emails a day.

> Anna