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[Luis Gonzalez]

It was my pleasure to meet you! I am suffering from a bad case of cruise envy right now!

It's hard to put into words what happened when I walked up and introduced myself to you all, it was anything but meeting strangers, Ms. AntiFemiNazi put it best, it was as if I had known you guys all my life.

Hope to see you again soon.

[moonman]

Hello dixie sass ... was nice meeting you, Taxman and rest of FReepers. Sitting next to me at dinner, I hope my eating habits didn't rub off on you. If they did, you may not be invited to South Carolina's Society Balls :)

[dixie sass]

Lol, Moonman, I don't think they did!! Back to the old diet of soy milk and soy bars! It is always a pleasure to see someone enjoy themselves, whether at supper or anywhere. How is Mrs. Moonman? Tell her hello for me, I enjoyed getting to know you both on the trip.

[dixie sass]

Luis, that was the feeling that we experienced last summer with the first South Carolina Rally (Linda Tripp) and I have found it doesn't change from event to event. We all grew up together, just went to different schools, that's all!!!

[dixie sass]

LOL, okay and thank you.

[Slip18]

Cyber saved my life on our honeymoon in Washington, D.C., also. As usual my brain is elsewhere. I was looking at all these fantastic sights I had never seen before. I was in awe. I walked into traffic without looking on Pennsylvania Ave. A truck was coming right at me. Cyber grabbed me by the arm and got me out of harm's way. I ended up with a couple of bruises, but I'm alive! Sigh, my hero!

[Slip18]

Luis, it was so wonderful meeting you. Now I get to put a face and personality to the beautiful words you write. Hope I wasn't too gushy!

[Slip18]

Hey, Dixie, how the heck are you? I am missing all of the Cruise friends I've met . . . We have to do this again, and soon.

Where's Commonsense to organize us? She's probably exhausted herself.

[Commonsense]

Hang tight. We're working on one VERY soon.

[dixie sass]

Hey!! It was so great to meet you and Cyber Liberty. Y'all are a terrific couple!!! Yep, she most probably did!! I can't wait to get together with y'all again. South Carolina, maybe? Hint, hint, lol...

[Bigun]

Luis! Freepers cannot be strangers! Freepers are FAMILY!

Seriously, I've had the experience you had recently SEVERAL times now (meeting FReepers for the first time in person) and, as yet, have not met one I didn't like! I have met quite a few now and EVERY one I know is great! VERY high quality folks!

Wish I could have been there to meet YOU my friend! You truly are a talented guy!

[Taxman]

Buuuuuuuuuuuuurrrrrrrrrrrrrppppppppppp!

Nah, Moon, your eating habits did not rub off on me! LOL! They assaulted me! LOL! (Just kidding, FRiend. I enjoy watching a man enjoy his dinner(s) and dessert(s)!)

Lord, I have not eaten so well for so many days in all my life! Bread and water for me 'til Thanksgiving!

Gotta do this again, after I lose 15 pounds, of course!

My best to Mrs. Moonman. You keeping her busy cooking? We spoilt, boy! We spoilt!

[Taxman]

Luis, I have to jump in on this one, because you have remarked upon a unique FReeper characteristic: We may be strangers in a physical meeting sense, but we are FRiends long before we physically meet. And I sure did feel like you were a FRiend when we first shoot hands and then hugged each other Sunday night.

I have had that feeling since the March for Justice, Oct. 31, 1998. I truly did not know anyone there, but knew instantly that I was among FRiends as soon as I arrived at the site.

It has been that way at every single FReeper event I have attended since then -- we are truly family.

Awesome power here just waiting to be unleashed, my FRiend!

Let's Roll!