Retirement (was Re: future date testing)

[John Esak]

> >
> > Kick back, relax, and go enjoy the PC3X.  :)

I have finally ... And this is almost a year since I bought it rigged up a
possible way for me to "read" the scren of the PC3X. I do look forward to
using it for composition rather than just playing and noodling around.  I
have been playing guitar more than anything else lately anyway.  The club I
play streams the open mic nights.  Here is a pretty terrible thing... I
couldn't really tell the drummers what to do before I launched into the
tune... And they took a while to find my exceptional and unerringly perfect
sense of rhythm.  :-)  I did buy a new guitar... I'm sure that willhelp. :-)
:-)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TtuJQ5Q_XU


> As Art Linkletter once said, "Retire?  If you retire, you 
> can't ever have a 
> day off."
> 
> -- 
> Kenneth Brody

You know.. I loved that guy. Watched him all the time.  And he is right. The
biggest problem with retirement is getting to the end of the day (which in
my case can be anything between 0 and 23:59 o'clock, and wondering where the
heck the day went? It's worse than ever that there aren't enough hours in
the day.

John