[pianotech] Moving on ... seeking antique tuning tip for Collard &Collard

[Tom Driscoll]

Subject: [pianotech] Moving on ... seeking antique tuning tip for Collard 
&Collard


> Assuming somebody is still talking to me ....
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> > Duaine Hechler

Duaine,
When I was a very young man ( 40 years ago) I had a really nice girlfriend. 
Being young and foolish I wasn't as considerate  or polite as she deserved 
and I was dumped .
Some time later I came crawling back but it was too late . She would not 
speak to me.
The good news was that I learned a valuable lesson about how to treat those 
around me. To this day I certainly can fall short of that ideal and succumb 
to any number of character faults but I realize now that a price is always 
paid .
    So you want some help with an antique tip.You've bashed away with an 
indignant sense of perceived injustices but even so I'll bet someone will 
step up  with some advice.. That is our list. Many of us have never met or 
if so for just a few hours at a convention  but we are friends none the 
less. Ron, Dale, John F., the Terrys' ,"The guru" D.A. ,Heck even that wacko 
Yankee fan Phil Bondi is my is my broham.
    Many of us can over react at times-- A case in point  my insane 
exchanges with our young friend Alicia a few months ago--but most come back 
down to reason eventually. David Anderson brought me back to reality. The 
wierd ,funky open armed one he lives in perhaps but I'll take my seat there 
thank you.
    So Duaine,  where do you (we) go from here ?

        Tom -- Recession buster --Driscoll
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