[Gpdd] Virtual: Traveling and conversation

[Algernon07 at aol.com]

Wilson over the pig PM system (bull horns -- pig horns?): 
     We want to welcome Barney, Calliope and Honey from UK. Welcome party 
animals. You're in the right place!
     There's a whole lot of partying going on! Piggies mingling and meeting 
those they met at Cape Alava and meeting completely new piggies as well. We 
have a great many new piggies and have lost too many of our old and dear (or 
young and dear) friends to the Bridge where George the GP stands to welcome each 
by first name. Behind him stands a delegation of welcoming piggies.
     I notice that some pigs chat together for a bit, find a place and settle 
in -- who's in charge of delivering drinks and snacks by the way, or did we 
overlook that? Of course each pig can go and pick up his/her/their own 
beverages -- those beverages with exotic names and delicious tastes like "clover 
blossom froth," "honeysuckle smoothies" along with all the more traditional fruit 
flavored smoothies. Dandelion Delights are a terrific I hear. And Broccoli 
Blasters have become a tradition.
     Anyway, back to what I started to say. Some of the pigsters seems to 
find a compatible group right away, while others mingle on, getting to know more 
piggies or seeking out those that they're most comfortable with.
     Tosca and Sundae, you'll probably enjoy the library crowd along with Mr. 
Cooders and Porky (not Corky -- Porky thinks that the Corkster is a bit of a 
wild child   :)   . 
     Those doing beauty treatments, hair care and design might want to send 
up a call for volunteer assistants. The sows, young and old, really are getting 
into the makeovers and beauty treatments. Nail care -- do we have anyone 
signed on for nail care? In this environment that dreaded ordeal seems like a 
luxurious beautifying ritual.
     Of course my side-kickin Fuzzy is going to be part of the martial arts 
demonstration. Besides Mr. Cooders and Charlie, are there any other pigs 
interested in participating either as demonstrators or instructors?
     Well, I'll pause here -- we are over Atlanta -- and I'm humming   "Pigs 
like us, baby we were born to eat!"   or "wheeek"   (Sure beats being born to 
wheeeep which is how I felt when there was no word from my Fuzzy.)

Wilson: Signing off.