That was the Best Apology Ever Written.
On second thoughts, it wasn't. But I'm not going to apologise. I never apologise. I'm sorry, but that's the kinda guy I am...
L.E.'s Whistle Review in the Newsletter
"It might be a bit better to tune to one of my fiddle's open strings, like A, rather than asking me for an F#." - Martin Milner
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burnsbyrne
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Ha, ha!DaleWisely wrote:Our conversation is then interrupted by several fellow cafe patrons throwing bits of bread at us and cursing in Swedish, which we don't speak, or comprehend.
My wife is Swiss/Italian and after telling someone that she is half Swiss, gets asked, too often to believe, whether most of the people in Sweden are blonds. She used to point out that Sweden and Switzerland are different countries but now she no longer bothers. I wonder what Amar would think of this.
Mike
No false sense of modesty. In my opinion, L.E.'s was the best damn review ever written. I have a Burke al-pro. His review made me want a couple more.
No apology necessary!!!
But that was a cute post.
Last night Dan asked me if I'd ever been to Birmingham. Since we have been trying to come up with a Fall vacation destination, I found that an odd question (Birmingham?). He said there is some work-related thing going on there, but he doesn't have to go. He just wondered if I'd been there. Well, if he DID have to go, I'd go with him and we'd pop over to see you and your whistles...er, family.
No apology necessary!!!
But that was a cute post.
Last night Dan asked me if I'd ever been to Birmingham. Since we have been trying to come up with a Fall vacation destination, I found that an odd question (Birmingham?). He said there is some work-related thing going on there, but he doesn't have to go. He just wondered if I'd been there. Well, if he DID have to go, I'd go with him and we'd pop over to see you and your whistles...er, family.
~JessieD
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This is why I had such trouble speaking French when I was in Vevey. They're Swedes.burnsbyrne wrote:Ha, ha!DaleWisely wrote:Our conversation is then interrupted by several fellow cafe patrons throwing bits of bread at us and cursing in Swedish, which we don't speak, or comprehend.
I wonder what Amar would think of this.
Mike
That, plus my French is more like French-sounding English.
"Meon an phobail a thogail trid an chultur"
(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
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(The people’s spirit is raised through culture)
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