Hello New England

Thanks to the mods for pushing through a New England forum. I know this is not ECCIE's main turf, but hopefully it catches on. ASPD was always slow up here, but I will take whatever we can get.

I just posted 2 independent reviews from the archives, and I have an upcoming trip to Boston, that I have already scheduled an appointment with another lovely provider that I have seen and reviewed in the past. Instead of going into the archive, I will hold off and just review the upcoming session.

Happy Hobbying everyone!

Good stuff NYT. I sent several invites to our beautiful New England ladies, let's hope they come a runnin'!

I can't believe how big eccie is in Texas and Points South: I mean, Shreveport, La has it's own forum, and Boston doesn't! What gives? Is TER the main fourm up here? We get the business travelers and have so many bright, educated people who live here. Maybe Diamonds and Tuxedos takes precident? Would it help if Boston had it's own board rather than just a NE one? Is it the conservative nature of New Englanders in general that keeps them from sharing their thoughts?
Ah so many questions in this life!

Well ... some of us current New Englanders are far from shy about sharing; it's more of a circular problem.

ECCIE simply isn't strong in New England. I play with ECCIE for fun. If I find a provider I'm interested in seeing on ECCIE, no doubt she lives in Constantinople or something. LOL

Speaking of which ... you're in Boston? And, nothin' inappropriate intended ... but you are mighty purty!

I can't believe how big eccie is in Texas and Points South: I mean, Shreveport, La has it's own forum, and Boston doesn't! What gives? Is TER the main fourm up here? We get the business travelers and have so many bright, educated people who live here. Maybe Diamonds and Tuxedos takes precident? Would it help if Boston had it's own board rather than just a NE one? Is it the conservative nature of New Englanders in general that keeps them from sharing their thoughts?
Ah so many questions in this life! Originally Posted by ClairJordan

I know in Connecticut the main board seems to be bestgfe and bigdoggie. For some reason ECCIE has not made the in roads into the northeast as it has in Texas and other areas of the south. I'll keep posting to keep things alive.

Well ... some of us current New Englanders are far from shy about sharing; it's more of a circular problem.

ECCIE simply isn't strong in New England. I play with ECCIE for fun. If I find a provider I'm interested in seeing on ECCIE, no doubt she lives in Constantinople or something. LOL

Speaking of which ... you're in Boston? And, nothin' inappropriate intended ... but you are mighty purty! Originally Posted by Laurentius

Why thank you darlin'...yes, in Boston today, until wed at noontime. I live north, but pop down often.

Thanks you guys for expressing interest in getting more traffic to our New England forum. This is OUR forum and it is up to our current members to spread the word and get more folks to join. If we can get more people from New England then it is possible to split our New England forum in a separate Boston (or at least Massachusetts) area and possibly Connecticut & New Hampshire when the membership grows.

I don't think that people in New England are conservative in sharing information. It seems there are plenty of people posting on TER's discussion boards and after living and working in Massachusetts, it seems to be the most popular board for posting reviews and discussions.

Let's continue to spread the word, it is working as we do have many registered members from the New England we just need to encourage more to participate instead of lurking. Happy hobbying to all!

I would agree -- there are many outstanding providers in the CT and Boston area and am hoping more take advantage of this site - it is sad that less than 10 show up. The more the merrier!!! but I also like the ease at finding others from around the country as I travel

take care

Well Sinsual just stopped by in the intro areas. I hope she'll post some pics and more info: http://www.eccie.net/showthread.php?p=797305#post797305