I have a pouch with a Burke session pro brass D and a Freeman Mellow Dog, and I can’t find it. Anyone know where it is? I remember last seeing it a few days ago, but I’m not sure where.
I had to play my Sausato at session tonight. Which I enjoyed.
Hmmm…did you look the last place you left it? That usually works for me. Good luck!
Carol
I guarantee it will be in the last place you look.
It’ll be in the ‘safe place’ you leave things. You know; the last place that anybody would ever look.
Buy a new one and the old one will turn up within 24 hours.
Look where you keep your TV remote control.
It’s in the freezer. Or on top of your head, like a pair of sunglasses. Happens to me all the time.
Loren
Found it, thanks. It had fallen behind some books on the bookshelf where I keep it.
So now Jerry and Mike are thinking, Rats, he’s not going to have to buy new ones.
I know you’re all terribly relieved.
quiet…we are sleeping now…finally
Actually, if the rule follows true to usual form, said lost items will turn up withing 24 hours after the last possible date you can return the new ones for full refund.
I was holding my breath and starting to turn blue. Someone called me “Papa Smurf.”
Been there, done that. I am currently in a similar circumstance regarding the Joe McKEnna Irish Low Whistle CD–I’ve got the cover, but can’t find that distinctive black disk. I have gone through all of my CD’s twice now and I’m getting a little ‘twitchy’ about it. STOP ME BEFORE I RUN THROUGH THEM AGAIN–IT ISN’T THERE!!
I believe that, all the while something like this is lost, unless you are more Buddha-like than I am, you are in some form of existential incompleteness–not really hurting, just slightly off the feed, so to speak.
Plus, it has a program in it from the Blarney Star–a venue that has since gone the way of all things–signed by Joe and Antoinette McKenna and an up and coming pennywhistle player named Mary Bergin–who, I swear, bears a distinct resemblance to that fine harpist and vocalist Antoinette. It’s as if they were …sisters. That was a night for sure!! As I recall, it was one of the last performances I attended at that fine venue before the wretched events of a few falls ago played havoc on that part of lower Manhattan.
So, where is it? Gotta go now, there is a stack of CD’s calling my name…
Tom “Temporarily Twitchy” D.
Tom! it IS there!
Go through them all agian using the zen mantra: What TF is this??!! each time you turn a disk say the mantra and force yourself to know its essence.
You might not find your current desire - but you might re-discover something better!
Boom shanka!
Anyway - it slipped behind the sideboard and is wedged in an old document. Is it realy worth draging that old thang out again (just think of all those greasy, yucky dustballs and other stuff you really don’t have time for right now)?
I haven’t been able to find my Water Weasel D (part of a C-D-Eflat set) in about a month. I just ordered a new one from Doc Jones. I presume the old one will turn up as soon as the new one appears. I’ll let you know where it was when I find it.
My son steals my whistles every time I’m too stupid to remember to put them out of his reach.
I just found it – it was in a jacket I hadn’t worn since the spring. I felt the pockets and thought, that’s too big to be chapstik. Put my hand in, and lo and behold, it’s my long-lost Water Weasel. And since I had bought one to replace it, I’ll be putting the “new” one up for sale.
Terve, everybody!
You know that in Finland we have this saying that goes something like this: “There are seven spirits for everybody. One of them goes around hiding your things while the other six do basically nothing.”
(Spirit is not so good a translation. Spirit in this context means spirit/ghost/gnome/fairy/you-name-it.)
BR,
Heikki Petäjistö
It’s a good thing finding whistles in your pockets, Chas. I usually find no other than buttons.
I’m still looking for my bass clarinet. Pretty sure it’s not in a pocket.