I saw one this past weekend that looked very pregnant. It's belly fur was touching the pavement. She had a collar but that's what happens when you let the cat out. Like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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I saw one this past weekend that looked very pregnant. It's belly fur was touching the pavement. She had a collar but that's what happens when you let the cat out. Like a box of chocolates, you never know what you're going to get.
If you had to move and stack a bunch of 'em in a music room closet you'd see the advantages...
Yeah, that can happen. I started reading again today. For me the series brings the book to life. Some details are left out but we didn't think that detracted from the book or the movie.
Some of his books have translated pretty well from book to movie particularly Dolores Claiborne. Kathy Bates was outstanding in Dolores Claiborne (and pretty much anything she is in).
Doesn't always mean she's pregnant. Sometimes when you neuter a fully grown female her belly gets like that...
Mine can hold a laptop or ipad without any worries. When I bought it, I was concerned that a lighter weight one might not work as well. In hindsight, either would have worked.
My holey music stand has less wind resistance outdoors. Instead of the stand blowing over, the wind goes thru the holes and just blows the book off it. I wouldn’t put anything electronic on it outdoors!
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They work best in ecclesiastical situations.
I could go for that!
The time has come, the walrus said, to become horizontal and cease voluntary function.
Oh man - just learned that Robbie Steinhardt (played violin passionately and sang with Kansas) passed at the tender age of 71. Dust in the wind...
Very nice.
Will it make my reading and playing abilities better or simply provide a distraction so others will look at the stand instead of listening?
Murphy's Law...Anything that CAN go wrong. WILL go wrong.
Hutchison's Corollary...When it does, it's YOUR fault.
Hutchison's Corollary...When it does, it's YOUR fault.
The arrangement of "A Foggy Day" is pretty much done. Sounds pretty good for as much as you can tell from a Finale playback and no drums. The arranging class has been great! Learned a lot of new stuff and ideas. Should be able to have the group play it next week.
Link to the googledrive folder with the score (PDF) and playback (WAV). The WAV file should play from google without a download.
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Next step is to turn it into a vocal arrangement. The key will probably have to change. Hope our singer comes back this fall!
Link to the googledrive folder with the score (PDF) and playback (WAV). The WAV file should play from google without a download.
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Next step is to turn it into a vocal arrangement. The key will probably have to change. Hope our singer comes back this fall!
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Cole's Law... finely grated cabbage.
Nice design features, but the table makes me think big spider. Not a bad thing, spiders in the yard are a good thing.
The music stand is a very nice piece and made by Purplelady in NE Ohio.
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