Hi there!

Greetings, everyone!

It's been quite some time (i.e. years) since I was active on this list.
Sadly, other "real world" concerns effectively prevented me from conlanging
for too long. But now I've got my life more straightened out and I'm back in
action! I'm glad to see so many new faces (or should I say to read so many
new names!) as well as some old familiar ones, who will, I hope, remember me!

As a Celtic scholar of sorts (My degree is in Scottish Gaelic and I dabble to
varying degrees in the other 5 modern Celtic langs) I'm especially happy to
see how Brithenig has flourished. I remember when Andrew first presented it
on CONLANG years ago, and now it's got a whole world and lots of people seem
to be involved in it. Congratulations, Andrew! I would be delighted to find
out about any other Celtic-based or Celtic-influenced conlang projects, so if
anyone out there knows of one, is working on one, or would like to create
one, please get in touch!

I'm also in the process of creating new web pages for my languages. I'm
expecting to have at least some preliminary material up by the end of the
week, so please drop by for a visit then! The url is
http://www.angelfire.com/ma2/tml/. I'm also deeply involved with Talossan,
and am working on pages for that language too, so if you're interested please
check out http://talossan.tripod.com. There's a little bit up there already,
with more to come in the near future. I'll be back soon with some Cho-ba,
Osë, and Rozhendi for everyone to enjoy.

Take care, everyone,

Thomas Leigh