I'm more interested in what someone knows about tea than their bio.
You can glean some of the personal info over the long haul. It's like
striptease, a little at a time is better than all at once unless there
is a two drink minimum. Does anyone know of a good proxy server where
I can drop off my IP address for browsing? I'll trust that server
more than web masters sitting around monitoring hits.

Jim

PS I haven't seen any posts from MP in awhile. Used book stores are
great places to find interesting foreigh press Chinese grammar books.
I found a Japanese dictionary first published in 1890 and reprinted
1950. There are over 100 entries that start with cha related Kana and
Kanji terms. A few are Kana only. I came across a wonderful history
book about China published in Peking from a translation. At first I
thought it stange people,places,events in English with no Chinese till
I saw the wonderful index in the back with the characters. Italic in
the text means entries in the index. It does cause eye strain because
there is so much of it.


On Mar 19, 6:16 am, "Mal from Oz" wrote:
I don't know about the rest of you, but I thought it'd be interesting to
know a little more about the posters on this group. Totally voluntary of
course as I understand that privacy is a valued commodity these days. So
perhaps just a few lines - sort of a mini-bio would be interesting. As I
said totally voluntary....