Dear Sirs/Madams

After reading general_dude's recent post, through my own painful experience and those of others who post on this fine site, I have come to the conclusion that there is a dire need for support group for all those long suffering kitewidows out there.

These poor members of society need a place where they can feel safe, where they can express their feelings (nag) without fear of rejection, a place they feel loved and appreciated and most importantly, a place they can get professional help to deal with their anxiety.

With your help they can proceed along the path of grieving towards the ultimate goal: Acceptance!!!

Who knows, they might even be taught valuable skills like photography, kite jockeying or beer refrigeration and be reintegrated into normal kiting society.

Let us all rally together to overcome the stigma and extended the lifeline that is HOPE!!!

lancekenny said...

Great idea Foot - I see you are in Tassie - when can I send her over and for how long???


Nah mines a legend I dont really mean that

She caught you on the computer and made you say that last sentence didn't she Lance!

Actually same here. Mine is a champion too. She has her moments with kiting (generally justified) but overall I kite when I want. She even packs up my gear and includes a few beers in an esky when I send a driver home from work to pick up my gear for an afternoon "Board Meeting"