LimousinLil
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Yes, that's what I was thinking! How on earth do you "ship" a piano ... and inclusive in the price of 30 dollars????
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Yes, that's what I was thinking! How on earth do you "ship" a piano ... and inclusive in the price of 30 dollars????
bird's eye view of my ukelele
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lovely!!!!!
wee_ginga_yin
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Core Peel and slice. Time to make dehydrated apple rings.
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Whoa!That's quite a kaleidascope for a uke. Very colorful.
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I.... eeerrrrrrrr.... put them in a dehydrator.
ohmless
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an oldie but goodie. don't try this at home kids.
Tootler
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I imagine he's coming to terms with dialysis. It's very tying and it takes time to adjust. My wife was in tears at times at the beginning. My daughter gave her a kidney which gave her her life back.
It's still worth putting out a call. I believe he lives near Wendy so maybe we could ask her.
It's still worth putting out a call. I believe he lives near Wendy so maybe we could ask her.
I had sent him an email (not a PM) and called on the phone and left a message back around Sept 5th, but never got a reply to either.
I too am concerned, but given his situation, I do not want to add any more to his burdens.
Not sure how to proceed. I am open to suggestions.
Tommy lives in Pennsylvania USA, so anyone who's nearby and/or has his contact info can reach out.
When at the NJ Uke Fest back at the end of August, I spent quite a bit of time with Tommy and he had a very optimistic outlook and was determined to fight to survive as long as possible.
I believed him, and do not think he was putting on a strong face just for my benefit.
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Probably doesn't have a lot of energy just now, but If you're still reading the forum, Tommy, we're all thinking of you. :shaka:
Pueo
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Yes. The shape is the same all the way up the neck, but once you pass 0101 you need four fingers to fill in for the nut.
I don't barre diminished chords.
The root is on the 3rd string.
So whatever note is under your finger on the C string is the name of the diminished chord.
Does that make sense?
Tootler
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And Wendy's in New Jersey, possibly further apart than I thought. I do know they had collaborated in organising an event some time ago.
Yes, I think it was called STRUM or something like that.
I am also in New Jersey, near Morristown.
IIRC, Wendy lives about about 30-40 miles south of me.
Tommy is near Harrisburg, PA, which is about 180 miles due west of me.
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I had no idea there WERE such things ... I shall have to have a "Google"!
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Went for the Snail Ebony in the end. Sounded the best out of the ones I played (apart from the Koaloha I cheekily had a look at) and looked even better in person AND was about 30 quid cheaper than I thought it was gonna be too! Probably won't have chance to do a vid till the morning though because I'm cooking my mum dinner as a thank you for putting up with me
I love the grain on it. Really light and comfy to hold too.
A belated...............SHWeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeT !!
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It's what most people use to make jerky with. I've also made dehydrated yogurt. Which probably sounds strange, but it's pretty good. It produces a kind of rubbery thing that you can just eat or roll up with other food inside of it (like fresh berries or some other fruit or something).
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Tootler
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Yes I always underestimate the sheer size of the USA. After we'd visited I looked on a map to see where we had been and it brought the size of the country home to me.
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