I'm still watching the old movies and reading the books on the old actors and actresses.   Still spending a good amount of time in the 1920s to 70s.  As they say Everything old is new again.

I'm enjoying it.  As long as I'm still single, which has no end in sight anyways, I might as well do something fun with it.  I had to take a break from cutting copper with a pair of straight snips.  I've only got like 20 cuts left to do for my interior basket and tomorrow I get to do all the soldering (with silver solder, we're keeping it nice and pretty, she'll shine just like a new penny!) 

Speaking of which Suzie, I'm sending a care package for you.  Just some of my wares, but they're made of good stuff.  It may be a week or two yet, I have to get this still made and cooking, some of the stuff I want most of all is blooming as we speak. 

On with the roll call. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]

Well, lots of changes for me this year&#33;  I am still living in Phoenix and working as an editor/writer, along with doing vintage-style modeling on the side.

I do miss the PM feature and it would truly make my day if PH was able build up steam again, no matter how slowly&#33;  I&#39;ve met some wonderful people here and it would be lovely to remain in touch. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/smile.gif[/img]

Toot. Toot. Toot&#33;

Uh, how I miss my daily-dose of Mimi.

Darling--won&#39;t you come back to me?

I&#39;m begging ya, baby. C&#39;mon, please&#33;

Well, you all saw it coming.  Those of you who are still around, anyway.

Port Halcyon&#39;s days are coming to an end.  Joe and I have had a great time, made some wonderful friends, and done some things that we&#39;ll always be proud of.  We hope that someday we&#39;ll have a chance to revive PH, but right now we&#39;ve got to do the right things for our families...and our aging, sleep-deprived bodies.

We hope that you&#39;ll stay in touch, let us know about interesting things you&#39;re doing, and drop us a line when you&#39;re in Philly or NYC.

See ya around...
TMBC

I&#39;m still here...ocassionally over at The Fedora Lounge, but it just ain&#39;t the same.  Guess I&#39;ll have to close down my office at the Cahuenga Building...

I still have fond memories of 2003 when this place was at it&#39;s peak.  Coming home from work at night and logging on here, bantering and learning(&#33;) from so many of you gave even the worst days a lift. 

Mr. Swank, I&#39;m thrilled that you&#39;re living like Hemingway&#33;

I still pop in here, to see if there&#39;s anything new happening. It&#39;s sad to pop in here, and see that nothing has happened for a month, or better, and still sadder that PH was created as a replacement for the old Atomic magazine forums, after the demise of that publication. [img]style_emoticons/<#EMO_DIR#>/sad.gif[/img] I still embrace my modern electronics, while at the same time embracing retro culture and retro living. Sure I have a couple of rockabilly forums, and surf guitar forums available, but (and especially with rockabilly) both forms of retro tend to offer only a stereotype of the mid-50s (rockabilly) and early to mid-60s (surf guitar).

Matt

I miss this place. I&#39;ve hardly checked in, mostly as a firewall at work keeps me out.

My husband and I see as much of zootsuitcoot (Joe) and his lovely Theresa as we can (San Francisco is not close to RI, but we cope&#33;) and I work full-time (lots of executive assistant things + HR + whatever else they throw at me).

We haven&#39;t been to a retro event in far too long...I wish Reading had been in the cards this year.

XOXO all. And I mean all&#33;

=^.,^=

An update for the faithful...there&#39;s a chance that the site will be kept alive by a carefully screened benefactor.  More news as it comes.

Yaay&#33;&#33;&#33;&#33;





ON the road again???????????????????