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10 would work for me.


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Should we sample some of Mak's chili to provide an unbiased opinion to see if he shouod quit his day job?
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Tony-

I'd do chili, except it takes a bit of work to get ready for a cook-off and with two piano things that week.... Maybe next time... We have it down to a system, but we are traveling to CT for this one. As for quitting the day jobs- well, I don't actually have one anymore and hubby is not quite ready to devote full time to chili!! LOL Anyway, I've been qualifying for World's before HIM most years!


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Hi Terry,
Thursday May 3rd is fine for me, but Roberta will not be able to join us. See you there.
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Now that we are all onboard with a date and time, we need to change things around a bit.

Because of a schedule conflict, Pat Frederick needs to have us move our starting time to, the earliest, 1pm on the 3rd.


Figuring the tour will last approximately 3 hours, how will this effect everyone????

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Hi Terry:

That is getting a little late, but since we will already be in the area and don't want to miss seeing the collection, we will plan on attending the tour at 1PM. We will be out of Larry's place by then won't we? (just kidding)
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Tony... laugh

One more update!! The NYC pianist told Pat she could switch time slots with us, which would now put us back to starting at 10am!!!!

Hmmm... wonder if the pianist is a PW member!!??

I'll forward a reply to Pat requesting that 10am is preferred. wink

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Great news. We have a 6 1/2 drive back home after the tour, but even if it was at 1PM it is worth the time delay.
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Ok, 10 AM it is.

Terry- still want to drive there together? If so, let me know where and when to meet you.


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MAK... sent you an email.

Pat has confirmed our tour for 10am. thumb

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OK Terry,
10AM See you guys then.

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Hey, Ed... good to know you are planning to join us.

Let your neighbors know there is plenty of room in our tour group in case they're interested in joining you for the ride.

Hmmm... I better check and make sure Larry Buck and John Citron haven't forgotten that they are joining us.

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Hi Terry,

May 3rd is okay for me too. 10am it is!

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John... great!!

I talked to Larry today; he is also still onboard with this tour date.

Pat emailed and said she was looking forward to meeting more members of the PW group!! heart

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Hey, is anybody planning another trip to the Frederick Collection this year? Ever since I heard about it and visited their web site, I've wanted to go. I've never heard any early pianos. What's it like going there?

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Hey, is anybody planning another trip to the Frederick Collection this year? Ever since I heard about it and visited their web site, I've wanted to go. I've never heard any early pianos. What's it like going there?
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