Has today's TC crowd lost it's original warmth? - Bilge

A artsnyder Grand Member (1 year) Los Angeles/Las Vegas Joined: Jan 20, 2009 Posts: 31	A artsnyder Posted posted on Mon, Apr 20, 2009 6:46 PM Sadly, everyone here seems to be right. Many of the more experienced Tikiphiles seem to isolate themselves. However. I am always pleased when I see a "regular" introduce him- or herself and bring the newbies into the conversation. And give those lost in an often completely new atmosphere a bit of advice and information. When they do that, they not only open a new experience to strangers, but open for themselves new acquaintences and new ideas. And if any of the newbies object to your invasion of their loneliness, just remind them them what Don said: ". . .everyone at this bar is a friend . . ." Mahalo, Art Snyder Don the Beachcomber

Sadly, everyone here seems to be right. Many of the more experienced Tikiphiles seem to isolate themselves. However. I am always pleased when I see a "regular" introduce him- or herself and bring the newbies into the conversation. And give those lost in an often completely new atmosphere a bit of advice and information. When they do that, they not only open a new experience to strangers, but open for themselves new acquaintences and new ideas.
And if any of the newbies object to your invasion of their loneliness, just remind them them what Don said: ". . .everyone at this bar is a friend . . ."
Mahalo,
Art Snyder
Don the Beachcomber

Post #448455 by artsnyder on Mon, Apr 20, 2009 6:46 PM