Are you going to have to buy some wood for the neck because you want a certain kind of wood, or what? You have a half ton of wood scraps in your work shop, right? Last Friday, before I took off for my medical treatment #2 for the week, my office computer went apeshit, and was striken with some kind of a super Trojan worm. I called in our Adpac and they had to remove the computer. I have yet another one this morning and over half the functions I need to do my job are not set up yet. I will have to beg others to come and share their cyber savvy so that I can connect to the damned printer, set up Word documents, and several other things. If feels like Monday for blue sure. Had some quiet down time over the weekend, watching my new copies of Liam Neeson in TAKEN, and the IMAX film, SPACE STATION. Melva is actively planning her next trip this summer, with her sister to Maine, and then to New Brunswick, for a week in early to mid-August. Then she plans to take a few days and drive to California with one of our daughters, Leslie, to visit with her relatives near San Francisco. There is just no holding that Miss M down, for sure. We managed to get out and see the new HARRY POTTER film, #6, THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE, and was a good one, following the book fairly close. I guess that leaves only one more film in the series, to catch up with all 7 of the Potter books. The actors are growing up fast. It is cool that most of the cast have been consistent for all the films. Michael Gambon made a perfect replacement for Richard Harris it seems. For the moment, I seem to back in the saddle with a semblence of control over my immediate medical issues. Three cheers for me, rising for the thousandth time from the abyss of pain and disfunction to a moderate level of function, which is momentary, illusionary, temporary, self-deceiving probably. I managed to find a couple more Cortney Bledsoe poems on Friday night, and get them posted over on FFTR. He had linked to FFTR over on his blogsite, so I reciprocated. I may have as many Bledsoe poems now as I do Bukowski. Such a deal.
I need a piece of clear hardwood 2-1/2" by 2-1/2" by 24". The wood at my local fancy wood stores is only 2" by 2". I found a piece of 4x4 in my stash of junk wood but it is fir and has a few small knots. I'll saw out a blank and see. I may get some thinner stuff and laminate. Yes, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for your ability to remain undaunted by the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and continue to courageously wield arms against a sea of trouble.
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Are you going to have to
buy some wood for the neck
because you want a certain
kind of wood, or what?
You have a half ton of
wood scraps in your work
shop, right?
Last Friday, before I
took off for my medical
treatment #2 for the week,
my office computer went
apeshit, and was striken
with some kind of a super
Trojan worm. I called in
our Adpac and they had to
remove the computer. I have
yet another one this morning
and over half the functions
I need to do my job are
not set up yet. I will have
to beg others to come and
share their cyber savvy
so that I can connect to
the damned printer, set up
Word documents, and several
other things. If feels
like Monday for blue sure.
Had some quiet down time
over the weekend, watching
my new copies of Liam Neeson
in TAKEN, and the IMAX
film, SPACE STATION. Melva
is actively planning her
next trip this summer, with
her sister to Maine, and
then to New Brunswick, for a week
in early to mid-August. Then
she plans to take a few
days and drive to California
with one of our daughters,
Leslie, to visit with her
relatives near San Francisco.
There is just no holding
that Miss M down, for sure.
We managed to get out and
see the new HARRY POTTER film,
#6, THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE,
and was a good one, following
the book fairly close. I guess
that leaves only one more
film in the series, to catch
up with all 7 of the Potter
books. The actors are growing
up fast. It is cool that most
of the cast have been
consistent for all the films.
Michael Gambon made a perfect
replacement for Richard Harris
it seems. For the moment,
I seem to back in the saddle
with a semblence of control
over my immediate medical
issues. Three cheers for
me, rising for the thousandth
time from the abyss of pain
and disfunction to a moderate
level of function, which is
momentary, illusionary,
temporary, self-deceiving
probably. I managed to find
a couple more Cortney Bledsoe
poems on Friday night, and
get them posted over on FFTR.
He had linked to FFTR over
on his blogsite, so I
reciprocated. I may have as
many Bledsoe poems now as
I do Bukowski. Such a deal.
Glenn
I need a piece of clear hardwood 2-1/2" by 2-1/2" by 24". The wood at my local fancy wood stores is only 2" by 2". I found a piece of 4x4 in my stash of junk wood but it is fir and has a few small knots. I'll saw out a blank and see.
I may get some thinner stuff and laminate.
Yes, hurrah, hurrah, hurrah for your ability to remain undaunted by the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune and continue to courageously wield arms against a sea of trouble.
Hallo, Lane!
Best wishes for your continued instrument-creation!!
Tschüß,
Anonomann
P.S. The LL and I also send regards to Meredith and Keth
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