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It has been a long time since I last visited here, much less posted, but it only seemed fitting to come back to say goodbye to the rather extraordinary person that I came to know through this place. Rest well, Aaron. Thank you for all the times you shared your poetry and thoughts with me, and with o...

Good grief. How did I miss that?! Thanks.

(Perhaps I should order glasses before the whistle head...)

It does. Thank you, Feadoggie. Good to "see" you again after such a long time. I had visited the Dixon website, but didn't see the single head available in the catalog. Perhaps I missed it... entirely plausible!

Hi all... does anyone know if it is possible to buy just the whistle head for the Low D Duo (and if so, where)? Mine has disappeared.

What a funny idea. Good thing he didn't play a bagpipe.

My thoughts are with Denny and his family during this transitional period... may his remaining time here be blessed with grace and ease, and may his family and friends find peace in the time following.

What is violently controversial about this thread is the shocking lack of hummus.

Bump and price changes:

Tallgrass Flutes (bamboo):

Set of 3 [D, E, Eb] - $100
Set of 3 [F, F#, G] - $100
Ab - $35
Bb - $35
(Or, all 8 for $250)


Hall Crystal Flute:
Key of G, Carolina design -$25


Sweetheart Fife:
Key of A, Rosewood -$50

That is amazing... thank you for sharing!

And this is all really just another take on the whole lolcat phenomenon, really....

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lolcat

(which you may have already known, in which case, please ignore)

Sorry, Emm... the evil Ad in me had to do it.

Dredging this up from the depths, so that I may share the latest Cutie-Pie addition... what I've been up to whilst I was away.

My newest daughter, Harper:

I remember The Folk Shop when it was on 4th Ave.! How cool that it is still around... I have fond memories of browsing their store.

Yes, yes, I did. Out loud, even.

I have read Canterbury Tales and War and Peace in their entirety. I attempted Moby Dick. I don't know why I've never read Don Quioxte, but I vow to correct this.