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Except that he can’t, that’s not who he is. We know that already.

I can’t imagine being a flight attendant. I don’t even like being a passenger, lol.

Nice. Have fun! I’m flying home from Sedona/Cottonwood (Phoenix-Denver-Butte) tomorrow, into a winter weather advisory. It’s going to take me all freaking day.

I’ve been playing different music on it lately, (not the classical pieces I usually play) really like some of the music this guy writes, in particular , this piece:

Yes, still love the Walter.

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Piano world was going in 1998, maybe a little before that. I started asking about pianos there before we went to Colorado in 1999/2000. I bought my piano in 2000. What was the other board that was active back then, rmmp? Dewey and Larry came over from there.

Slightly off topic: The Continental Divide Trail comes up and around and goes long the East Ridge on the edge of Butte (Montana). Lots of mountain bikers do that trail, and ride down into town to restock supplies. That has not ever been on my bucket list, even if I stayed in a hotel every night. I would do a rails to trail vacation like that, though.

@Mik said in Hi...:

And have we possibly known you by another name in other related forums?

That’s the big question. So many years of you people, a few socks, and several with name changes, and it gets sooo confusing.

I loved peeling the chocolate like substance off those cake rolls.

That is not something that is on my bucket list. (But it was interesting watching the people towing trailers try to find their way out through the mud last year )

@Jolly said in Speaking of Faceypage...:

@Mik said in Speaking of Faceypage...:

It’s a lot easier to post on social media than to update a web page.

True, but I wish not to feed the algorithm...Surely there's somebody smart enough to update a webpage...

I manage both our gallery website and our gallery facebook page. It is much faster to post an event on facebook than it is to update one on the website. MUCH faster.

Thanks! I will check out the Bach and Scarlatti. I had not seen that sight reading factory website - it looks pretty cool!

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Looking for suggestions for a good “practice sight reading” book for a non-beginner adult pianist (my son). He had a lot of lessons, his music theory is excellent and he improvises and composes music, but would like to get better at sight reading. I know it is just practice (my skills improved exponentially when I helped both kids with their lessons over the years), so I’m looking for a book with interesting music that doesn’t do any music theory breakdowns. They need to start pretty easy - something like Schumann’s Album for the Young, but with a few more simple/short/fun to play pieces in the beginning. Any suggestions?

Oh wow. I sure hope they can get her pain free. I can totally relate.

@blondie just saw this. I think doing carts might have been the second time I almost cried at Costco! (The first was my first day in the bakery, lol). My daughter also worked at Costco for a year or two. She liked cart duty, she much preferred it to dealing with difficult customers boxing in checkout!

@jon-nyc

This one is nice, the N/A Black Butte Porter.
https://damntastybeer.com/products/black-butte-non-alcoholic

And blue moon makes an NA that is light and citrusy.