Originally Posted By SteveT
Peter your advice to get involved in a centre is sound, but there has to be a desire for change or at least a recognition of a need there also or all suggestions will fall on deaf ears. The couple of visits I made to my nearest centre left me frustrated and not eager for more. The primary interest of its members seems to be midweek social lunches and golf. It's clearly not designed for those of us that work and I sensed a real reluctance to try anything new. It's a pity because I want to support an owners club but there appears to be no local dissatisfaction with the present.


My views too Steve. I don't want to eat in pubs that think they're restaurants with people who are in cliquey little couples and foursomes. Tried it. Maybe in another twenty years I will better fit the profile.

Now, could the 'virtual' online centre for all us misfits be TalkMorgan? I have no issue with representation into the MSCC and I like that it exists. I just don't fit the existing grass roots bit.

Ps. I went as a guest to the FossilMog picnic last year and was made very welcome and met a wide spectrum of people, the only common factor amongst whom was that they were all lovely - so I guess there are local centres which are an exception.

Stuart
"There's no skill substitute like cubic inches."