Hi,
I’m new to this forum, that’s why I think it’s polite to introduce myself.
My name is Katrien, I’m 23 and from Belgium.
I have played the flute for several years and recently bought a thin whistle. You will have to excuse my English but I couldn’t find a page in Dutch about this subject.
I have a lot to learn, that’s why I joined this forum. Hopefully I’ll be able to play the flageolet in not such a long time.
grtz!
Welcome! There’s a lot of good information here, as well as knowledgeable, friendly and enthusiastic people. I wish this site had been around when I started playing the tin whistle (heck, I wish the INTERNET had been around when I started playing the tin whistle!).
For all its simplicity, it’s a bequiling and addictive little instrument. I’m sure you’ll be hooked in no time!
Redwolf
Welcome, Katrien! There is a lot of sharing of information here. We all love whistles!
Jessie
I’m afraid I will be 
On 2002-11-07 11:36, anubias wrote:
I’m afraid I will be >
Aha, the first symptom of WhOA already! 
Welcome, and have fun!!!
~Larry
Nice that you’re here!
Welcome . . . your english is just fine.
Welcome, glad to have you on board!
By the way, you must correct your yahoo name here to katerke2000, it’s not katerke2000@yahoo.com
Hope you know what I mean,
cheers, amar
[ This Message was edited by: amar on 2002-11-07 13:16 ]
On 2002-11-07 12:50, Michael Sullivan wrote:
Welcome . . . your english is just fine.
I agree…your English is excellent!
Redwolf
Welcome! You can learn a lot here (I have).
Welcome to the board! I hope you enjoy it!
Snuh
Thank you all for the warm welcome and also for the compliment on my english
On 2002-11-07 13:12, amar wrote:
Welcome, glad to have you on board!
By the way, you must correct your yahoo name here to katerke2000, it’s not > katerke2000@yahoo.com
Hope you know what I mean,
cheers, amar
I hope that I changed it correctly?
Welcome! Nice to meet ya!
Welcome!
Toffe!
Welcome!
Bill Whedon
I have been to Brussels! I remember most that they sold delicious waffles in the subway and the subway didn’t even have a bad odor…it smelled like a bakery!
I also greatly enjoyed the mussles! They cooked them in a black pot and they were incredibly delicious.
MMmmm!
Kim
“Whistling women and crowing hens never come to no good end”
[ This Message was edited by: Kim in Tulsa on 2002-11-07 22:10 ]
Welcome! I remember dogs everywhere…even in the restuarants. I always wondered why we couldn’t do that here.
I’m sure you will enjoy this board. You can learn just about everything, maybe more than you wish to know. 
Gm
Welcome, Katrien! -Your English is fine. I wish my Dutch were as good as your English!