ld:Now you need a new chair . . . and a light . . . and a music folder . . . and, and, and . . . Ahhh, well . . .
ld:Just sign your paycheck over to Musician's Friend . . .
Funny Dick. I have been looking at getting a stand myself. Propping my music against the back of the other chair on my deck is not working well. Thirty five bucks, it is worth looking into.Now you need a new chair . . . and a light . . . and a music folder . . . and, and, and . . . Ahhh, well . . .
Is your wife a ukulele player? If not, the less you share with her, the easier it is to get it past her. Just a little advise from and old married man.
Is your wife a ukulele player? If not, the less you share with her, the easier it is to get it past her. Just a little advise from and old married man.
35 years for me, and I think that mine would rather just let it get past her, than have to hear about it.
This could end up being a whole other thread.
ld:
Yes I did make one, but it is heavy and hard to move around. I chipped a lot of trim with it hauling it around the house. It looks nice though. But like a lot of things, it found itself in the corner of the spare bedroom and it seems to like it there. I really need something light and portable, but strong and stable. I look forward to hearing about how this one works. It might be the ticket.Rollie, I thought you made a stand. I was very impressed. Oh, yeah, and Feliz Cumpleanos ol' solger (sailor, really).
Am I alone in hearing 'namaste' in my head when I read the thread title of "NMS day" and thinking it was a great pun?
Whether or not, I am in fact probably the only one who also had 'do itashi mosh-dey' following immediately afterwards in my mind...(IIRC, meaning 'don't mention it' usually in reply to 'thank you very much' in Japanese)
Any way - congrats on the stand and thanks for reminding me that I need something portable as my old Manhattan conductor's stand is not made for travel at all.
