Re: BAND OF SALINGER'S SOLDIERS

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Sundeep Dougal wrote:

> Needless to say that I am touched and moved by being remembered by all of
> you and want you to know that I'd come off the lurk mode if only I had
> something to say. Right now I decided to bite right into Malcs' bait! :-)

Sometimes it's just enough to know you're here...like wolves in a pack who when
traveling together will sometimes rub their snouts up against each other just to
reaffirm that, yes, they're still there.

I gave up on bait ages ago when I sent a couple of non too subtle "Olly olly oxen
free's!!!!" to the list to see if you were indeed still alive. I've always been
pleased by your submissions to the list simply (at least) because you're so
thoroughly well-versed in the philosophies of the East and the All-Star studded
lineup of personalities that they comprise.

And me being the cross-cultural anti-xenophobe that I am, I'm just tickled that
we've got Our Man in India as part of the list.

Very glad to know you're still with us,

All the best,

Malcs

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