And now for something completely different....

[Annie Grieshop]

I don't draw 'em, Martin.  I just pass 'em along for your enjoyment! <g> 

But to be honest, I hadn't really studied that illustration until you 
pointed it out.  Pretty strange piano, for sure.  What's interesting is 
that the "artist" did manage to include so many parts, even if they 
weren't all in the right places or relationships.  I particularly liked 
the see-through lid -- reminded me of the piano at the Convention in KC.

If nothing else, the puzzle suggests that pianos are still an important 
part of our culture, and I take that as a good sign for the new year.

Annie

Martin Wisenbaker wrote:
> Annie:
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> The first thing I noticed is that the grand piano is backwards with the
> bass and treble ends reversed. Who is responsible for that?
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> Martin Wisenbaker, RPT
> Houston, Texas 
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