Yea, Terry. I know what you're saying. I hadn't budgeted for another convention, either. And the end of Oct. is a much busier season. But then again, it's only a couple of days, and the hotel looks to be a lot cheaper than Arlington, VA. It only looks like about a day's drive for either one of us. Yea, I got the brochure and looked at it, trying to decide if I would open it right away, or lay it on the desk with the rest of the (very large) pile. But something about seeing Gina's name on it and a 33 cent stamp on it (instead of the bulk rate) made it feel more personal and I just had to see what was inside. And just like you, I saw all of those _wonderful_ classes, some of which I haven't seen offered before, even in Arlington, and just HAD to go. Talk about a great lineup! (This wasn't meant to be an advertisement, really. But I just couldn't help myself.) <grin> Brian T. ----- Original Message ----- From: Farrell <mfarrel2@tampabay.rr.com> > Awww, gee Brian. What did you have to go and list all the classes for. I had > not even opened by NCRC brochure yet. I would eventually have lost it and > then I certainly would not have gone. Now YOU go and tempt me with all this > stuff. Classes I gotta have! Classes I've never seen offered before! Oh, the > rebuilding. Oh, the 19th Century pianos, Oh No tuning a $%&* spinet! Now I > gotta go. Where do I send my money. I'll have to reschedule some > appointments....... Thanks allot Brian. > > Terry Farrell
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