Awesome. I really want to get to Helsinki one day.
House is good, a never ending project. I guess an ideal place to have a lockdown quarantine, although all that has gone away in Los Angeles at this point. We’re slowly starting to go back to the office more, but not 100% in office.
Insider tip: from May to August is the best, seen a lot of tourists distraught by the icy streets and quietness during January and February. March is transitional but slushy. Once the spring kicks in it’s really pretty.
Working as a wine expert these days and quite a few visitors stop by every day, looks like things are finally picking up. Come spring it’ll be seriously elated and newly anguished due to that war… but yeah, I can definitely recommend Helsinki - especially for the summer. Stockholm and Tallinn too, each one comes with their own charm. In case you guys coming over send me a message, would be fun to catch up in IRL even.
Since so many people on this thread have talked about their ages I’ll chime in with I am 6/58, Bill is 7/58 and Mike is 12/58.
Wow, cant believe this is back. Thanks Ethan.
I used to post under Carl_A (I think). From Sydney Australia.
Great to see some of the old feaks here.
Good to see you here mike. 
hey buddy, good to see you here and that you all well.
Heeey Carl, great to see you here!
Likewise!
For those who do not know: Carl_A is the guy who pointed me to murmurs in the first place more than 2 decades ago. (Carl might not remember that either, maybe, 
)
Antti good to see you here mate. 
I remember we met somewhere just outside Melbourne for the FOL (Friends of Live) we had a good chat about music, and we talked about R.E.M. and listened to Leave (alt version). The rest is history.
You definitely forgot how you introduced me to Cricket on that camping site and all that I hit was flies but surely no balls…
Welcome back.
Welcome home Carl!
Hello, Carl! Nice to see you again, welcome back. 
I was going through a break up and transitioning from Austin to Seattle when I came across Murmurs in 2001. Murmurs quickly became a home for me and I’ve had friends I’ve made there now for over 20 years. A number of which I had the pleasure to meet in person. One came to my second wedding in 2013 (Biz). Back in 2001 I was 29 going on 30 and really was transitioning from being a bohemian to an IT professional. Now I’ve got more kids and have been living in the NW for 20 years. Still nuts for music.
I think my handle was siglosecreto but cannot recall.
I guess, I am late to the party.
I was Frequency back then, I am Frequency now.
Sebastian from Germany.
Was active on murmurs around the turn of the millennium, but lost track of it by the mid-2000s.
Every once in a while, I checked murmurs.com, but didn’t find anything except for the placeholder page - until a few days ago.
When I first joined, I was still at school, maybe around the age of 16 to 18. I recently turned 40.
I went on to study medicine, then became a board certified nuclear medicine physician, then became a board certified radiologist, in between I finished my doctoral thesis, started something similar to a tenure track (“Habilitation”), became “Privatdozent” (something akin to a Professor in German-speaking countries, but not yet) and was recently appointed Professor for Nuclear Medicine at the Ludwig-Maximilians-University in Munich. I am a Fellow of The European Board of Nuclear Medicine. I also work at a big ambulatory healthcare center as a doctor, reading nuclear medicine and radiology scans. I’ve also been married since 2013 and we have a four year-old daughter.
So this is my life in a nutshell. I remember many of the names, I read in this thread. It is good to see that most people are still around and kicking. And it is really trip down memory lane. The world was a different place back then.
Nice to meet you all again.
Welcome back! That’s an impressive list of accomplishments - congratulations!
Thank you! 
And half a life could still be left to do more! 
So… you’ve been kind of busy.
Like seemingly many here!
I am still not even halfway through processing everything I read in the thread above.
