Best posts made by Kehaulani

My GF before I returned from Germany is Russian. Yes, the video and above comments are true.

@N1684T said in A little humour:

Certainly attitudes got worse after they became federalized.

When was the Transportation Security Administration not federal?

Hope you're doing well, Butch. Challenging times. I'm sure everyone is with you.

Moshe - I'm still in the first few lessons in Harold Mitchell's book after coming back after almost two years. Five strokes. Sucks. But, finally, it's getting better. I don't know if this pertains to you. Only you know that.

But what about Irish Pennywhistle, of piano etc. Are you too weak to do anything? As far as a low-noise policy, aren't there other rooms in the facility that you can use?

My condolences. I know it's tough.

Ref. "Dr." Mark's post - Is that language really acceptable on, what is hopefully, a forum which offers information to all ages?

Mod/web master: Just a suggestion. I would consider editing the post.

No, he was addressing you.

@Brian-Moon said in Spread the Word and Help Lower my Blood Pressure:

@Vulgano-Brother said in Spread the Word and Help Lower my Blood Pressure:

It bothers me the most when I hear libtards who have journalism degrees say it. To be fair, hearing a libtard say much is irritating enough in the first place.

I'm not sure that speaking mockingly of people who have opposing political POVs is very constructive, liberals or conservatives. That lumping of people into either/or is part of the problem, today.

Absolutely no disrespect or dismissing this concept, intended; a valuable contribution and a clear way of expressing it.
Wonderful to see a post from you, Robin, and I hope it won't be the last time.

Goes along with my Johnson and Hiscox sax cases.

That's a painting!? Man, nice chops.

@Dr-GO said in Another one slides in, quietly taking a seat at the end of the bar...:

Let's grill venison for the 4th and save Americans and America.

You can even pick your teeth with its antlers.

You gotta watch those handbags and shoes!

Notice that first book might have been only 85 cents. I think the Arban was about $5.

I Played out of two half sized books, as well. One just of marches, I think the other was mixed. Both might also been Rubank.

We were lucky in that, just across the parking lot, was an A.F. band and we borrowed a lot of dance band music from them. I still remember playing The Naughty Lady of Shady Lane, LOL.

BTW, trumpet never hurt me with girls. Different environments, maybe.

@GeorgeB said in So how did you start out to learn the trumpet?:

I'm in my 80s so the sound of the big bands and jazz from the likes of Satchmo on the radio was a part of my daily life. At the age of 14 or so I saw a movie called Young Man With A Horn. I thought Kirk Douglas, the star of the movie, was a great trumpet player and wanted to be just like him, and later when I learned it was Harry James who was doing all the playing, I was even more determined to be a great trumpet player.

Very interesting. When I was a tween, there was a jazz program that came on the radio at midnight, the "bewitching hour", and I will never forget Satchmo playing St. James Infirmary. It raised the hair on the back of my neck.

Loved Doris Day and Harry James' duets in Young Man With a Horn. Matter of fact, a copy of that film is one of the few I have, still. Kind'a corny in parts, but still an enjoyable trip.

Man, you have nice technique!

@GeorgeB said in So how did you start out to learn the trumpet?:. . . with Doris Day. I was madly in love with her.

Ever see Calamity Jane? I stopped counting at thirteen times. Still got it.

My first pop tune, BTW, was Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White, which my teacher wrote out for me.

@administrator said in TM Refugee - Late to the Party.:

@Pinstriper said in TM Refugee - Late to the Party.:

Who broke Rule #1 ?

Now we gotta ditch the site and start all over again in hiding.

What's rule 1? I allow account name changes.

Don't worry. Let's build a wall and have the offenders pay for it.

O.K. then, "how many countries are being represented here on TrumpetBoards", thanks.

U.S. here, officially. But functionally, also Japan and Germany. Hope this gives this better focus.

Religious (or spiritual) matters are in the eye of the beholder and entirely subjective. Getting worked up over this is an exercise in futility.

Two blondes meet on opposite sides of a street.
The first blonde yells over, "Say, how do you get to the other side?"
"Well, duuuuh" the other one said. " You're already on it!"