Our Founding Fathers fought dearly oveer the best way to form this nation and did a lot of compromising.. It truly was a case of giving birth. We still are fighting over the best way, to continue to grow and do a lot of compromising to form a better nation.
PS – According to my grandmother that even though one ancestor signed the Declaration, Constitution , etc. and served in the Continental Congress – most of the family members were Loyalists. Somehow they worked it out.
I’ll have to go to NSABook to see when to tune in. I guess it depends on where you’re playing so I’ll know what time to tune in. Ginger must be driving there to see you.
And that would be 5:00 pm out here in Oregon. Looking forward to it. It will be nice to add another dimension (music) to The Big Picture. Will Homeslice be watching?
Blow in the little end and move the slide thingy. Changing your embouchure coupled with changing positions of the slide thingy will change the notes that come out of the big end. I find that continuing practice during a time when you don’t have a gig will help your performance during the gig. It has also helped me with my reed making skills, I was able to make 5 good bassoon reeds in April, 12 in May and 14 last month and 12 good contra reeds since April. I just started making reeds about 5 years ago. It can be a zen thing. And a PITA as well.
constantine48 almost 4 years ago
Blow into the little end, not the big end.
stairsteppublishing almost 4 years ago
Love it. Should work panel 3 into the act
stairsteppublishing almost 4 years ago
Our Founding Fathers fought dearly oveer the best way to form this nation and did a lot of compromising.. It truly was a case of giving birth. We still are fighting over the best way, to continue to grow and do a lot of compromising to form a better nation.
stairsteppublishing almost 4 years ago
PS – According to my grandmother that even though one ancestor signed the Declaration, Constitution , etc. and served in the Continental Congress – most of the family members were Loyalists. Somehow they worked it out.
Say What Now‽ Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Timezone?
katina.cooper almost 4 years ago
I’ll have to go to NSABook to see when to tune in. I guess it depends on where you’re playing so I’ll know what time to tune in. Ginger must be driving there to see you.
Sebec Premium Member almost 4 years ago
8:00 pm but what time zone?
W Crowley Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Be sure to put the mute in to stop the spray.
Perkycat almost 4 years ago
It is definitely a different world out there.
Theresa Fichtner Premium Member almost 4 years ago
And that would be 5:00 pm out here in Oregon. Looking forward to it. It will be nice to add another dimension (music) to The Big Picture. Will Homeslice be watching?
Teto85 Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Blow in the little end and move the slide thingy. Changing your embouchure coupled with changing positions of the slide thingy will change the notes that come out of the big end. I find that continuing practice during a time when you don’t have a gig will help your performance during the gig. It has also helped me with my reed making skills, I was able to make 5 good bassoon reeds in April, 12 in May and 14 last month and 12 good contra reeds since April. I just started making reeds about 5 years ago. It can be a zen thing. And a PITA as well.
Nancy Simpson almost 4 years ago
At first glance, I thought the group was named Entrail.