I got an e-mail from Draggoe-poo today. She is settling into her family's new digs and having to use a "high-speed" internet dialup service to access the Internet. She thinks that is why she has been having difficulty accessing our Forum. It isn't her ISP or connection speed. It is VOY -- AGAIN! They have been slow to load, only partially load the whole page frequently and they usually tend to lose posts when someone bothers to type one, though not a lot of you seem to bother anymore.

We can only hope that someone at VOY wakes up, withdraws his or her head from his or her anal cavity and tries to actually EARN his or her paycheck. Until then, I am in the same boat as everyone else. I also get the "Page Cannot Be Found" error messages as you do and as frequently. I get quite often get only partially loaded pages that show they are "Done" and I have typed my brains out for an hour only to have the post disappear into the vaccuum that is obviously the combined cranial capacity of the entire Voy crew. If they know something is wrong with their system, you would think that then they would certainly have the common decency to make users and visitors aware of the problem, say what they are doing to correct the problems and then actively work to rectify the problems. That's what RESPONSIBLE, ETHICAL business people would do in such situations. Voy and its people have done none of these things, even though the problems have existed for over a week now, so they classify themselves in those lights.

Now, from Draggie...

I am HOME......I am walking with the use of my faithfull indian walker... Frigginshagginhoo. Yes I am here with my breasts out of the sling and riding high...and low... Happy to be home and in love with our new house. More on my adventures will be posted later.

Love to all

Draggie-got-a-new-knee-and-dancin'-like-a-fool-poo.

We're overjoyed to have Draggie back and soon posting here on her own. It seems to me that I read a parable once in some good piece of literature about a shepherd who had a flock of several hundred sheep. All returned home safely, save one. He began to search high and low for that one missing sheep. When asked how he could devote all of his time and attention to the one missing sheep and seemingly ignore those who had returned safely, he answered, "That's the one who needs me most right now."

Welcome back to the flock, Draggie. We've missed you a whole flocking lot.