Probably not.
Work is eating my brain, and I'm starting the job search now because when my contract ends in November, I do not intend to spend much time at all (if any) scrabbling for work.
Hey
multiplexer, what do you think of this cool but odd instrument? I'd bid on it if I knew how to play such a thing. Instead I'll probably get an autoharp, the lazy person's path, and a Brian Bowers instructional video, and just noodle a bit.
Final passing thought that did not originate with me but which resonates. Somewhat. The guy's a stereotype but he says some things I want to reiterate.
Ganked fromsilaren.
Time for shower and work, in that order. Because, well, in the other order, I might Offend.
Work is eating my brain, and I'm starting the job search now because when my contract ends in November, I do not intend to spend much time at all (if any) scrabbling for work.
Hey
multiplexer, what do you think of this cool but odd instrument? I'd bid on it if I knew how to play such a thing. Instead I'll probably get an autoharp, the lazy person's path, and a Brian Bowers instructional video, and just noodle a bit.Final passing thought that did not originate with me but which resonates. Somewhat. The guy's a stereotype but he says some things I want to reiterate.
Ganked from
silaren.Time for shower and work, in that order. Because, well, in the other order, I might Offend.
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I've heard of the Stick.
If I wanted to spend much $$$ and look like a geek, they (Suzuki) make a thing called a 'Suzy Q' which is an electronic auto-harp, with a strum pad, a bunch of different 'voices', and a keypad rather like one would find on an accordion, but it's configured so that you could wear it like a guitar. AND you can plug in song cards with midi so you can play some song or other just by bashing the strumboard repeatedly.
How's that for laziness?