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Join Date: Jan 2008
Posts: 9
| Greetings to all I'm what many call a comebacker. I laid down my horn for twenty one years and picked it back up and began to play about eight years ago.It was like riding a bike.I didn't realize how much I missed playing until I started back. Now I am playing in our local symphony,a swing band, and most importantly our church orchastra. Just wanted to say hello,and I look forward to posting,and reading your posts as well. God Bless, Jim <>< |
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Location: Home
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![]() | Re: Greetings to all Welcome Jim--it is like riding a bike, except slipping off the pedals is less painful on trumpet! |
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