Tony, I sent you a little package on the 6th, and your "oink..oink" surprise last
Monday, the 14th.


Just wondering how bad the "snail mail" is to your area. The post office said that mail to you should take three to five days.


Please let me know when/if sonething shows up.

Thanks, bud!

Russ

Russ....I checked yesterday and so far, nada,zip, zilch....Me thinks that somebody down here musta had it for lunch of something.....can we put a tracer on it???
TR

Tony, I sent the music first and the ham second. It's been almost two weeks on the music and only a week on the ham. Let's wait until Tuesday of next week. The only way I could get it to you was by first class mail, so things might be returned if the address was not recognized. Not really any way to trace it, and no other way to ship things.


Here's hoping both shipments show up in a few days.


Russ

You got it...I'll wait....Thanks...
TR

Tony...just got back from the post office. The music was mailed on 11/12, and the ham was mailed on the 19th. They checked somewhere, and I was told that deliveries to your area have been delayed up to 4 weeks, and lots of packages have disappeared after the storm.

I was told to not be too concerned until the end of next week. Sure hopes things arrive. I tried UPS and Fed Express, but had no luck. US Mail was the only viable option for food items.

Look at it this way...if the "old country ham" arrives, it will just be a little older!

I'm trying, bud!

Russ

Russ.....Me thinks that some Mexican family
had a great dinner of Southere Smoked HAm with their Frejoles and rice.....it happens....however, if and when it gets here
man O man am I gonna PIG out....thank Russ,
you're a real friend sharing a Kentucky Ham
with an Italian Ham...hehehe
TR

speaking of hams, I saw a genuine Smithfield red eye ham in the local graocery store yesterday right here in San Jose. I was all for buying it until I saw it was 65.00 and you need to use the bathtub to soak it Darn!
Bebop

The Critchfield country ham here in Kentucky is $11.00 a pound, but no soaking!

Russ

Hey Capt Russ.....Guess what done come in da mail today....yup...you got it....it all got here in one peice...an I'm gonna get to the ham tomorrow mornin for my breakfast... may not come up for air.....I'll check out the music when I can find a tape player...I
know I used to have one around here some where....Man, thanks again for the great supprise.....I owe you big time....God Bless
TR

Great news, Tony (BURP)!

I got a little tired of "the checks in the mail, really" type of response on my part.

You and the family "pig out"...hope there's enough for a taste for everyone.

By the way, how's the rebuilding coming?

Best of everything to you and yours. You guys are real troupers.


Russ "hambone" Lay

Tony, sorry for the cassette...pulled it right off a 4-track Yamaha tape machine. It is a rough...should have burned it to CD.
The final is a $15,000 20 minute score, with real instruments (B-3, horns, real guitar and bass). It's owned by the client and used for training films around the world. Simple scores in the industrial market (think automobile manufacturers) go from $1000.00 a finished minute up. I wouldn't normally be interested in just doing the music, but in this case, we wrote the script, shot and edited it.

Just thought it sort of reminded me of you guys and what you've gone through recently, recovered and are "forging ahead".

Hang in there, troups,


Russ

Russ....Thank you very much....still lickin my lips.....everyone ate it up.....man soo good...have only 4 pcs left....guess who get to eat this...love ya man.....
TR