Hi Dave Thanks for the heart felt & self effacing post. Very thoughtful & enlightening. I have found that People are people for the most part & I find when I'm doing my best to live out of my heart the social/financial distinctions tend to fade into the background. People by in large like being treated with kindness & respect no matter who they are. I have worked for many folks of means and just being your self allows them to do the same. Some truly feel self conscious about their position of blessing in life. I know ..I've met some. By in large I have been treated like a visiting prince by all most all of great means that I've worked for. As Piano/harpsichord teacher Laurette Goldberg once said. "The arts float on a sea of money" I try not to forget this. Dale Erwin The truth is, I'm far happier doing what I do now than I ever was living in a gilded cage. Being an autonomous human being/piano technician is something you should never take for granted. If you've ever given it up, you'll know what I mean. Sorry for the long post. Thanks for reading. Dave Stahl ************************************** See what's new at http://www.aol.com -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/20071110/ba69ee10/attachment.html
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