New member

[Neville Briggs]

I see Brenda Joy has joined us, the lady with the joyful smile Welcome Brenda.

[Maureen K Clifford]

Oh welcome Brenda - now we can find out what the yarn was that caused you to have such a big grin on your dial in the photo that was on the Magazine Go on you can tell us - just whisper it.

Cheers

Maureen

[Zondrae]

G'day Brenda,

Lovely to have you join us. You will have to get on board and post some of your brillient poems for us to read.
Welcome and hope you join in soon.

[Terry]

G/day Brenda,
Welcome, I've seen your name about a bit of late.
Like Zondrae I look forward to seeing some of your poems here in the future.

Regards Terry

[Leonie]

G'day Brenda, welcome aboard. I too have seen your name pop up regularly and also had the pleasure of hearing you recite your poem 'Maiden Flight' at last year's Ipswich Poetry Feast. Thanks to you I might be able to drag my partner along to the occasional poetry festival now. He has zero interest in poetry, but thoroughly enjoyed your performance.

[william williams]

AH HAR Brenda that woman whose smile launched a thousand Poet ( well a few anyway)

congrat and welcome to the mad house well not realy mad but you know what I mean

Bill The old Battler

[Frank Daniel]

Leonie,
re your signature,
my father always took salt to kill the pepper!

Joe

[Leonie]

Ok Joe, I give up. I suspect there's a double meaning in that but my brain is having a dumb day. Please explain as the red headed pollie said.