I'm a member!

[Tommy Hunt]

WooHoo!! I don't know why it's so ridiculously important to me but it's ridiculously important to me. Clan Hunter has accepted me as a member! I'm doin' the snoopy dance. Ok banana dance. Whatever.

[McMathTX]

Congratulations! I've not done it myself, but I've long considered applying for membership to Clan Matheson. Maybe this is just what I need to get off my lazy duff!
Dean

[McMurdo]

Congratulations, I joined my Clan Society last year and was very proud of it, it helps to feel a part of something, now the real trick is to get involved.

[duchessofnc]

Congrats. I'm rather fond of my clan. It was easy for me to get involved. Which is how I managed to get so many titles attached to me.

[george7]

Congratulations! Now tell us about the rumored Clan rituals.

[Tommy Hunt]

Congratulations! Now tell us about the rumored Clan rituals.

I was forced to watch Out Of Africa and The English Patient back to back. It was horrible.

[Tommy Hunt]

Congratulations, I joined my Clan Society last year and was very proud of it, it helps to feel a part of something, now the real trick is to get involved.

Yep, with membership comes responsibilty. I look forward to it.

[Mair of the Tribe of Mar]

Congrats!! Look forward, look forward, you don't know what they can get you into, until after they do! Just enjoy it, it is a nice feeling to say that you have a place that you belong!

[auld argonian]

Hopefully, our man, Gunnar from the "Joining A Clan" thread has had a chance to read this thread.

Best

AA

[macneighill]

Congratulations, I joined my Clan Society last year and was very proud of it, it helps to feel a part of something, now the real trick is to get involved.

AMEN!! I've been excited yet, proud to be a member of my Clan Association.

As for "getting involved", it was really easy for me. Our Association President was intrigued by my zeal that, he asked if I would be willing to "take over" the reins as Commissioner for my state. I've really had a blast, the more involved I've become.

You are correct McMurdo, the first trick is to get involved. The unfortunate thing is, people become burned out. I hope to not follow suit. So, for now, I will pace myself, instead of burying myself . But, I think I have enough zeal to learn more about my heritage, family lineage/history and, to carry on our traditions and culture that, I'll survive. Now, my next trick will be . . to get others interested in it (and involved as well). And to hopefully, rekindle that "spirit" in the members of our Association here in Kentucky.

So Tommy, I say . . CONGRATULATIONS!!!