[Miriam Shilling]

Occasionally they have sales.

[Miriam Shilling]

Saul, I don’t know if this was the last print catalog, but my binder measures 7″ wide x 9″ high x 1.5″ thick.

[Miriam Shilling]

I’m always afraid of things like this happening while on a job.

[Miriam Shilling]

I suppose they need not be holiday related.

[Miriam Shilling]

Barbara, the nice thing about the Prelude 40 is that you may never feel the need to “move up” to a pedal harp.

[Miriam Shilling]

And I recommend Vistaprint for your business cards, brochures, postcards, etc.

[Miriam Shilling]

I also have a very close friend living in Luxembourg who is friends with a harpist there.

[Miriam Shilling]

Yes, that’s what I was hoping to do, too (rent).

[Miriam Shilling]

Full-sized pedal harp or my Prelude lever, and somewhere in Europe, perhaps Luxembourg.

[Miriam Shilling]

Oh that’s a great story, Kay.

[Miriam Shilling]

Sometimes, too, it’s not the strings.

[Miriam Shilling]

A few years ago I gave the all the employees

[Miriam Shilling]

I took mandolin lessons for awhile a few years back because a friend played and I fell in love with the sound.

[Miriam Shilling]

Lately, I’ve learned it’s not worth getting frustrated, as you said, it IS the conductor’s call.

[Miriam Shilling]

I’ve been using Vanderbilt’s tarnish-resistant strings for years, and I’ve never noticed any appreciable difference in tone.

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