Claire Fullerton

@CyrusBriar Nice to meet you here!

@SeeThomasHowl Thank you for being my administrator! I'm a huge fan of Howlarium!

@maryltabor @clairefullerton Oh how I wish my credit score agreed with the two of you ;) 
            
            ... Glad two great people I know've linked up.

@maryltabor You're wonderful, Mary Tabor. Thank you so much, and I may take you up on this as I get in the swing. And @SeeThomasHowl is a great guy, isn't he?

@clairefullerton  I have spent much time in Ireland, north, and south. They sure have a way of bringing a pretentious body right down to earth. :)))))

@OwainGlyn I've always been enthralled with, what I say, is Celtic humor, as in that delightful, self-deprecating, tongue in cheek way of spinning a phrase. I spent a year living on the western coast of Ireland and was fascinated by the underhanded way they communicate. An example: if you ask an Irish person how they are, they'll answer, "Not too bad, now. I could be worse." It's an indirect way of talking, for they'll tell you what they are not! So, in reading your comments, I'm sure you're "one of them." Slainte, Owain!

@clairefullerton Yes, Welsh it certainly is. Not too sure about the humor though. :)))

@rosaimee I'm so glad to read this. I'm looking forward to being a part of this.

@Hobnails Thank you so much!

@Fakedeadgirlfriend I'm in awe of Jason. I've been following him for a while now and think he has one of the more unique online presences I've ever seen. I'm thrilled to ride on his coattails.

@Glaciergirl2 The same to you! As they say in Ireland, Slainte ( means cheers!)

@Nyhterides Thank you. It's nice to meet you :)

@SarahBensonBooks I'm happy to be here; thank you so much!