A Re-introduction...?

[The Ace]

Welcome back.

Freda offers a hug.

[Blue Mythril]

I tend to lean into the spatial analysis side of things - using GIS databases to interpret artefact patternings to then interpret how people used spaces. It's borderline voyeuristic really, the way we avidly go through people's refuse...

Still loving it though!

Edit: Glad to hear Esioul is still about! I think I last chatted to her on MSN five years ago now. Man, feeling old now.

Double edit: Thanks for the hug! definitely needed it after foolishly watching the recent Tess of the D'Urbivilles last night. Don't know why I did that...

[Jayaprakash Satyamurthy]

Oops that's right, it's GIS, not GPRS. It seems to be Esioul's favourite way to spend the time. She's especially keen on combing through miles and miles of extreme close ups of the Arabian Desert. You should try looking her up on Facebook, but of course she is only sporadically online unlike people who have less difficult things to do with their lives.

[Boneman]

Hi BM, and welcome back - obviously the treatment didn't work, or you'd be cured of your addiction to the Chrons... It gets you, even after all this time?? Phew, that's some intersynaptic brain releaser... I'd say 'better luck next time', but if you think you'll be allowed out again, just remember 'The Prisoner' and how many escape attempts he made...

[Rosemary]

Welcome back home Blue Mythril

So glad to hear you are enjoying your work!

[pyan]

I've seen that intriguing name on the mod list for ages, and often wondered if the owner would pop up - glad to see they have!

Welcome back, BM...

[I, Brian]

Originally Posted by Blue Mythril

heya Brian!! long time no see... Yep, definitely onwards and upwards - I'm all growned up now Running my own martial arts school and about to embark on a PhD in archaeology.

how about yourself? Still in the Uk?

Whoah! Sounds cool!!

Still in the UK, living in the Highlands of Scotland now - would love to travel, though, and Aussie in on the list.

[chrispenycate]

Do you remember what I told you last time? Of course not, it was two years ago
Hi - from an Oldie

It still holds (and I'm still not narrow).

Ah, well, I suppose it's good to see you back, even if it is with trepidation toward your next extended absence. You will notice the tea room is now the asylum, place of security and tranquility in a universe of sound and squalor.

You wish. (The oak tree drinks tea; reasonable, for the tannin.)

[Blue Mythril]

Originally Posted by chrispenycate

Do you remember what I told you last time? Of course not, it was two years ago
Hi - from an Oldie

It still holds (and I'm still not narrow).

Ah, well, I suppose it's good to see you back, even if it is with trepidation toward your next extended absence. You will notice the tea room is now the asylum, place of security and tranquility in a universe of sound and squalor.

You wish. (The oak tree drinks tea; reasonable, for the tannin.)

Hahahaha - oh man, I had forgotten, only how could I forget such words of wisdom?

I'm hoping to be around a lot more now - well at least, if I'm not actively posting 24/7 I'll definitely be popping in regularly now I have no thesis to complete and am not in the middle of nowhere!

Originally Posted by I, Brian

Still in the UK, living in the Highlands of Scotland now - would love to travel, though, and Aussie in on the list.

Oh wow! Awesome - I've always wanted to trek about the highlands. When I was 18 I actually took myself off to the UK with the full intention of backpacking from Wales, up through the Lakes District in England and through into Scotland where I planned to get lost forever... Only I got as far as England where I was forced to backpack around and live of cheese and crackers (literally! I'd bought a wheel of cheese in Amsterdam that I made last me for a whole month of trekking) because I was foolish enough (or wise enough?) to have done Europe and the Mediterranean first...

We should so do a swapsies some day! Or at least, if you ever come to Aus you've got a willing guide to the Mountains!

Originally Posted by Pyan

I've seen that intriguing name on the mod list for ages, and often wondered if the owner would pop up - glad to see they have!

Glad to be back too I'll be honest, I actually had a massive case of the guilts at my infrequent moderating and tried to slink off that list, but certain wonderful people wouldn't let me disappear that easily - It's nice to come back again finally....

Hellooo Rosemary!! Missed you!

And Boneman, I defy modern treatments and therapy on principle! Which works out well then, as I love the kinda crazy I find around these halls.

JP: GIS is definitely time consuming and addictive - we can do such wonderful things now with it though! I'll also see if I can find her on facebook - I'm so spun out now by the fact that my life and activity on this forum predates facebook!

I also seem to have misplaced some of my posts too... Sigh, I guess I'll have to get cracking and start posting again!

[I, Brian]

Originally Posted by Blue Mythril

We should so do a swapsies some day! Or at least, if you ever come to Aus you've got a willing guide to the Mountains!

Oh, you're on.

[Dr.Jackson]

Hello and Welcome back!