I'm in Mississippi with mud all on my shoes, my gal in Louisiana with those high water blues. That's why I'm crying, Mis'sippi heavy water blues - Barbecue Bob Hicks, Mississippi Heavy Water Blues
And next year it would be nice if any of our pals from mainland Europe could join us. I won't mention the obvious names, but I know we have members in the Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany and Austria - and probably other countries that don't immediately come to mind.
After all, we seem to refer to the event as Euroweenie, when in reality it probably should be Britweenie, but that just doesn't sound so good.
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"I ain't good looking, teeth don't shine like pearls, So glad good looks don't take you through this world." Barbecue Bob
Good thought PP but why didn't you come up with that before
So, if you are a weenie somewhere out there in euroweenieland, sign up now and join us to experience a weekend you will never forget and of course, the best in faded English country house hotel hospitality
After all, we seem to refer to the event as Euroweenie, when in reality it probably should be Britweenie, but that just doesn't sound so good.
Well guys, it looks like you're going to have to change the name to Worldweenie. It seems I shall be joining you this year, with my 'Rider ( ) by my side. Seems my wife has made arrangements to tour Turkey with a woman from Totness, so we'll sort of be in the neighbourhood and I thought I'd drop in, L-00 in hand.
Let me know if there is anything you'd like me to bring from Canada, besides the common sense and charm I have in such abundance.
No ukes please!
See you all Apr 1, Alex
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What a brave chap you are and to want to stay in the faded glory of the hotel as well
We shall look forward to seeing you both, unless you really want to tavel with a guitar I'm sure somebody could probably lend you something suitable for the weekend, justy a thought knowing what a pain flying with an instrumen can be.