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tonya-a
ParticipantPerfectionism is a ruthless taskmaster who is never satisfied.
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ParticipantPerfectionism is a ruthless taskmaster who is never satisfied.
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ParticipantAs my grandpa used to say – “Well, that’s mighty different.”
Looks like it is all about the “show” – but judging by other reviews/interviews, she’s giving the people of Dubai what they want – more power to her!
tonya-a
ParticipantThe arrangements in these 3 volumes are fantastically fun with a bit of challenge built into many of them just to keep things interesting.
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ParticipantLocation – I agree Kay – would much prefer to have a longer commute to lessons.
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Participant- experience
- technique
- reputation
- scheduling/cost
- location
But here’s the deal breaker –
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ParticipantIt has a flip folder with pockets for CDs that are just the right size for a packet of strings.
December 16, 2009 at 12:19 pm in reply to: What is your other job (if you have one) besides harping? #108653tonya-a
ParticipantI am a pediatric RN, CFO/master-of-all-things-administrative for the business my husband and I own, mom of 4, and semi-professional pianist (which means I play regularly but don’t get paid).
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ParticipantI second the vote for a Quik-Lok bench – got my from Cascio Interstate – I have used it for several years now and it wears like iron – I carry it to all my gigs.
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ParticipantThe only thing I’d put on a brand new burn would be COLD water – takes the heat out – blisters are sadly inevitable, but I find pressure with a bandaid can keep them small when I get one on my finger. Just make sure that the adhesive from the bandaid doesn’t touch the burn, or it would add insult to injury, so to speak.
Sorry – glue guns are scary things- I’ve switched to the ‘cool melt’ version because I’ve incurred far too many self-inflicted burns as you’ve described.
Signed –
Harpist, Mom, RN, PhD in burned fingers (my own, mostly)
tonya-a
ParticipantMy grandmother was a fantastic seamstress and upholsterer and she made a cover for my first harp, padded and so easy to use.
tonya-a
ParticipantCongratulations on your new arrival – how exciting!
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ParticipantWhile most of my peers have already married at this stage of our lives, I did play for many of their weddings as my gift to them – but as Misty said, only the ceremony, no receptions.
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ParticipantYes, do tell Barbara – I’m curious to know how the bride responded.
tonya-a
ParticipantWhat do the rest of you harpists think of such a statement?
I think you nailed it with your comment here, Sid – it IS a statement.
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