Hmmmm. Everybody has a different take on this picture. If I may: Ron O. is the only one with a tie. Del is the only one with a jacket. Ron N. is the only one with short sleeves. Loui is the only one with a partial smile. I guess if you are surrounded with 4 grumpy old men (includes Newton) that would make you smile or at least fake one. I would have liked to have been at that table. I would have tried to lighten you guys up a little. I'd have wanted to sit with Loui since we would be the only ones without beards. She would be the only one without eyeglasses, too. I guess if you can't see too well you can put up with more. I just bought some flip down magnifiers and now I'm not sure I wanted to see all that detail after all. If ignorance is bliss, why am I not happy? Regards too youse guys. Carl Meyer Assoc. PTG Santa Clara, California cmpiano@home.com ----- Original Message ----- From: "Ron Nossaman" <RNossaman@KSCABLE.com> To: <pianotech@ptg.org> Sent: Saturday, November 10, 2001 7:09 AM Subject: Re: Reno round table (image) > >Ron O., Newton; > > Geez you really shouldn't let images like this get out..............but > >since it did, it probably needs some interperstation for the innocents on the > >list.......ergo; > > Oh Jim, I see I'm going to have to help you a little here. That look on Ron > O's face isn't studious, he's horrified by whatever random turn of > conversation it was that I imposed upon an otherwise sedate gathering. A > look at me in the photo should confirm this, and I expect you remember the > process. > > Del, meanwhile, had intended to peruse the menu for something a little > darker, and a little less Guinness, but grabbed some manufacturer's > propaganda literature accidentally and became absorbed in the charming > story of how they carefully tune their soundboard ribs of magical resonant > glow in the dark SuperSpruce. > > Loui was acting as the early warning system for incoming industrial spies > in case a purloinable secret slipped out in conversation - provided that > any of us happened to have one with us at the time. > > Newton, while not visible, was hiding under the table waiting for the > waitress (who took the picture) to get a little closer. > > > Ron N
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