Mireille said:hornplayer said:Mireille said:Fair enough. If you guys think you are offering a welcome, then who am I to argue. Wish you well.Mireille said:does anyone else think this is a 'club' of nudge/nudge wink/wink people rather than a general diabetes site for all?
Speaking from the outside looking in, this is not an attractive site. If you are fine with that then we are all happy? Private messages, according to the moderators, (Sat 11:04pm) are available to be read by any new member. Please comment
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Fair enough. If you guys think you are offering a welcome, then who am I to argue. Wish you well.[/quote]hornplayer said:["Mireille"]does anyone else think this is a 'club' of nudge/nudge wink/wink people rather than a general diabetes site for all?
Thanks I am now satisfied by people's written confirmation that PMs can not be read by others. If they are, then this would, of course, be in breach of the site's ethos and rules.hornplayer said:Hi Lee, I'm fine. - That ferry sounds fantastic! Worth going to the recital almost just for that, makes it more memorable.
Sad news about the conductor. It'll be hard to find another one. - Is there anyone in the orchestra who could step up? Maybe take it in turns?? - I used to find myself conducting the local community orchestra, along with a few others, when the conductor couldn't make it. Do you have a local music service? - I know that government cuts have caused many to collapse. - if there is one, you could try emailing them. If the teachers can't do it, how about a local head of music? - where are you exactly? - the old head of our music service lives there now, somewhere near the Lizard, I think. She head of music in a local secondary school, she plays clarinet but obviously has conducting experience. - her partner is an incredible trumpeter!
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hornplayer said:Hi Lee, I'm fine. - That ferry sounds fantastic! Worth going to the recital almost just for that, makes it more memorable.
Sad news about the conductor. It'll be hard to find another one. - Is there anyone in the orchestra who could step up? Maybe take it in turns?? - I used to find myself conducting the local community orchestra, along with a few others, when the conductor couldn't make it. Do you have a local music service? - I know that government cuts have caused many to collapse. - if there is one, you could try emailing them. If the teachers can't do it, how about a local head of music? - where are you exactly? - the old head of our music service lives there now, somewhere near the Lizard, I think. She head of music in a local secondary school, she plays clarinet but obviously has conducting experience. - her partner is an incredible trumpeter!
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hornplayer said:Lee, my friend can't commit to anything that meets that regularly I'm afraid, and nor can his partner. He said he does know a trumpeter who lives near Truro who might be interested though. He's on holiday at the moment, but he's going to text me the details when he gets back.
Steph
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