HEY !!! I resemble that remark !!!
t.

I have said this before, but I met my wife of 41+ years at an accordion studio (she also played)... Her appreciation for music certainly helped my being out most weekends during those years ...
t.

THAT, my good man, is THE SIXTY-FOUR THOUSAND DOLLAR QUESTION.

Of course she was an accordian player. Who else would have married an accordian player?
Sorry, couldn't resist.
It's interesting how many of us were inspired to play music by our parents.
DonM

Isn't it GREAT that we can joke, kid, and everyone knows it's only to show friendship and to enjoy common interests?

Renig, sorry about the reference to Guild guitars. I was confusing our posts on common subjects with discussions involving Freddy from the Netherlands (old memory ain't what it used to be).

You really should be proud of ALL of your family members, including YOURSELF, for being the person you are.

All the best on your birthday!

Russ

DAMN.... it's accordiOn with an O not an A ... I realize you can't PLAY it, but at least SPELL it right!!!.......
t.

Thanks for the birthday wishes and, yep, I did wonder about the Guild guitars reference. I think the only time I've mentioned guitars on this forum was some while ago during some chat about Hagstrom guitars, but I'm not sure if you were involved in that discussion. See, the old dendrites aren't firing too well in this old head either.

Best regards,
renig

Dendrites? Man, since you know what those are, I wouldn't worry too much about losing it...very sharp!

For some reason, I thought you were younger than me, but we're about the same age. I turned 60 in September.

We both have some miles on us, but you're firing on all 8 cylinders, for sure! And, judging by her message, you have a fine, intelligent daughter. You "done good"!I have a 35 year old daughter who is a little flakey...kid of a hippy...have no ideal how that happened (He, HE")!

Russ



[This message has been edited by captain Russ (edited 10-14-2005).]

Accor...Acordi... Accoria... SQUEEZEBOX.

DonM

Another mystery of life, eh? But she loves her dad, right? That's the greatest gift of all, so you and your wife must have been doing something right all these years.