In the long list of names, I won't be the last to say welcome back tilly. You have been missed. I'll be glad to be able to read your posts again (no more trying to figure out if you're hiding under the AMonk mask). I wish your return was under better circumstances, but it's good to have you back nonetheless.

By the way, if you're doing anything in SoCal (Los Angeles, to be exact), please send me an email or a private message. I live about 15 minutes from the Los Angeles Convention Center, and would love to hear you do a talk. I think all of us would (^_^). Again, welcome back. I wish you the best.

Theodore Charles III
Network Administrator
Los Angeles Senior High
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In reply to Re: I'm back, sorta by Necos
in thread I'm back, sorta by tilly

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