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Thanks guys I really appreciate it very much. Nela the check is in the mail as they say. And yes, it's football season, but still not expecting much from my 49ers, but Duke is playing basketball in China, doing great, so at least I have that going for me. Sorry I haven't checked in much lately, sometimes life just gets in the way though, but hopefully I'll be able to start posting again soon, thanks again everybody.

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I first saw John Prine back in 1976 in Galax Virginia, I've been a fan ever since then, just great simple music from a great song-weiter.
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I'm sorry to hear of your friends passing, I to know that feeling. Over the course of last yr between my family and my wifes family we lost 8 different members, of our families in that calendar year of 2010, 8 different people! I've lost one other friend this year.  As we age I suppose we understand why or how this happens more so than younger people, but it makes it no less painful. It's great the two of you grew up together and had that time with each other. Cherish it, remember the good times you had, the things you laughed about, the mischievous things you did together as kids. The talks you had and when you needed each others shoulder to lean on. Over time the pain lessens but never quite goes away. My condolences to you and his family my Friend.

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Great story Zurf, some of the nicest people "complete strangers" I've ever met was while camping. There just seem to be something about them.

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Sounds like you had an outstanding Fathers day! Good for you on both accounts.

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Hi Dino,

   I was lucky enough to see Dylan twice but never did get to see Joni, and yes were showing our age aren't we!

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Mine was given to me by my son, because of our favorite Basketball team, Cameronkl7 after Cameron Indoor Staduim where Duke plays it's home games, the  KL7 had to be added in the end, the KL are my real initials.

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My earliest memories of live music was when I was about 6 or 7 yrs old. My Dad would take me to this little store that was just a few miles from home where he traded,The guy who owned the store played a mandolin. Sometimes his friends would be there, a couple guitar pickers, a fiddle, banjo and someone was always singing, all this going on around an old pot bellied stove in the winter time. Thats what hooked me in music.

  Thats a great story Wayne, it's a great way to meet new friends and connect with music, your so lucky to have that. My Dad and his friend who owned that store are both gone now along with the store itself, but to this day his son and I are still friends, and when we see each other we have to talk about those days "Back When" Thanks for the story Wayne, I guess it just got me to reminiscing when you mention Antique Store. I suppose even some memories can be cherished antique's.

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We've all had our days believe me. Hopefully as she's learning to drive this will serve to make her thank how quick and dangerous it is and will make her a better driver one day than she might have been otherwise. Hope your wrist is better soon so you can get back to playing.

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Well I know nothing about his impersonality, and didn't realize he wasn't holding his guitar until he finished, but there's no denying he can play it, regardless, however I did detect a hint of "Yea I can Play and I know it" from him

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Dirty Ed,...see I should have thrown Doc Watson in there to.....this is just to hard of a question, hard to narrow it down to a few.

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