John Musselwhite wrote: >For interest's sake, the "others" over the evening of Jan. 19 (in no >particular order) would be Don Rose, Mike Swendsen, Susan Kline, Richard >Moody, Joel Rappaport, Bruce Lantry, Bill Jeffrees (sp?), John Stroup, >Brian Lawson, Jon Page, Joe Goss, Andy Taylor, Chris Gregg and Roberto from >Argentina, who goes by the handle "Tango". Did I forget anyone? Thanks to >you all for participating, especially Brian in Johannesburg SA (ZA?) for >getting up so early in the morning to join us. In the past few months we've >had participants from six continents and last night we enjoyed the company >of piano technicians working in four countries and three continents all >from the comfort of our own homes. This truly is a remarkable age! Last tuesday night was really exciting. As John Musselwhite says, this is a remarkable age. It is not easy for me to express my feellings in a language that it is not mine. After I subscribed to the list it is perhaps the first time that I have to write (speak) at least twice a week and to read the messages every night in english. Think that I have more contact whit all of you than any other technician of my country. John Stroup wrote: >it has been sort of like a stop at the pub on the way home from work. I have >learned some tech things, enjoyed the jokes and comradarie, and met piano >techs from several different countries. I think so. John Musselwhite wrote: >The most valuable thing to me is the fellowship... >enjoying the company of people with the same dedicated interest in pianos >regardless of the actual topics discussed. I think that if I could keep chatting with all my limitations I will be doing that for a long time. Thanks to all of you that make possible this marvellous encounter. Roberto Rovira José Mármol Buenos Aires Argentina
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