That sounds grand. Please tell me
what your husband plays.
Guitar Mandolin and Tenor Banjo - We do have some great sessions here in Winnipeg, next time you are travelling through, look us up (yeah right you say,…500 miles north of Minneapolis).
Same goes for other C& F folks, really, we don’t live in igloos (at least not year round) and we even have shopping malls…
yeah but the shopping malls melt in the summer… and have to put in tents…
It was so wierd last time I went to the states. When we got to the border, (to bord our sled dogs) people laughed when we had to ask what the 4-wheeled enclosed things were for…
500 miles north of Minneapolis
I live only 25 miles North of Minneapolis and am freezing my hiney off this winter. How the heck can you stand it?
WOOF!
electrolysis
woof?
No, Jim, not ELECTROCUTION 
, she said ELECTROLOSYS 
. 'cept Lazer hair removal is a lot less painful and is a lot more high tech and cool!
Actually, recer-induced lycanthropy is well-documented in Renaissance and Baroque literature. It was this phenomenon that encouraged the adoption of the traverso as the orchestral flute of choice. The stronger tones of the traverso also helped to drive off the Blockflötewerewolfen (as they were called on the continent). This “magical quality” of non-recer flutes helped inspire Mozart to write The Magic Flute, which was revived in the 20th Century, in the animated classic, La flûte à six schtroumpfs.
As late as the 19th Century, cases continued to be reported, especially with the development of the csakan, but, ultimately, the introduction of silver orchestral flutes, by St. Theoboehm the Bald, drove werewolves from the mainstream musical stage once and for all… but then…
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Woof! Woof! Hey, those growth hormones can really mess you up, man.
Yes, that’s me. I should never have caved in
to recorder playing, now it’s too late.
Well, back to the cave. See you’all in
the morning.
ewww!