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Board Member Whereabouts?

happygirl

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happygirl
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Has anyone heard from Tarnalberry (Tiffany)? I haven't seen her on here in awhile...

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Lisa Mentor
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Has anyone heard from Tarnalberry (Tiffany)? I haven't seen her on here in awhile...

Laura:

She popped in today for a short post on "how do I post" on the Board/Tech Thread.

jerseyangel Proficient
jerseyangel
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Funny you should mention Tiffany, I was just thinking about her today, that I hadn't seen her on the board for a while.

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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Laura:

She popped in today for a short post on "how do I post" on the Board/Tech Thread.

Nope, that post was from January.

Last she has logged on under her name was March 5th. She is usually on more often. She is such a valued member, and provides such useful information and delightfully accurate descriptions....

Ursa Major Collaborator
Ursa Major
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Why don't you send her a PM and ask her where she has been hiding herself? It shows you care, and might give her an incentive to come here (or a boost if she isn't feeling well).

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I agree she is so helpful on here and has answered many of my questions. I hope she is alright.

happygirl Collaborator
happygirl
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She magically appeared!

TB---good to see you back on.

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tarnalberry Community Regular
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Yeah, I've been busy. Lots of stuff at work, and doing more fun stuff after work (skiing, hiking, dancing, game nights with friends, etc.) have kept me pretty busy. I popped in yesterday, for the first time in weeks, and don't know exactly how often I'll be around, but will try to not stay away for too long. :)

Thanks for the thoughts, everyone! :)

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