From aevett1@yahoo.com Tue Feb 06 06:59:22 2007
Subject:Re: Hi Again, All...

Thanks, Justin...

I don't recall any nasty posts, either. But, I do
remember the inconsistency others have
mentioned...But, we're all here to learn - both at
CloneWheel and in the greater community beyond that.
All of us, at one time or another, are 'inconsistent'
at trying to sort through stuff - both with our
intellect and with our emotions. Plenty of sources for
that in this group: we're a collection of individuals
who each have a different mix of the "engineers mind
and poet's soul" (my ratio in that equation often
changes daily...); plus we're discussing both the
tools of the trade, and the trade itself. Lots of room
there for diverse opinions, and plenty of
opportunities to learn; sometimes that education
starts with our misunderstandings (perhaps not having
the correct or complete info on something...),
misjudgments, misstatements, etc.. When that happens,
and in the process we offend others, it's important to
offer an apology. But, it also equally important for
those offended to consider giving grace to the
offender - especially since we're all 'offenders' at
one time or another; and, the wise soul recognizes
that.

So, 'welcome back' Justin. Hope you learn much here,
and have fun sharing thoughts and information within
the group.

Allan

--- J wrote:

> Attention Fellow Clonewheel Group Members:
>
> Please allow me to re-introduce myself to the group
> (if such a thing
> can definitively be done):
>
> The name is Justin Molsbee, I am a pianist/organist
> here in the North
> suburbs of Chicago. When I first joined the group, I
> felt it was like
> any other newsgroup (not a very tight-knit forum).
> Clearly, I was
> wrong. You all do a terrific job of answering
> questions, responding to
> comments at lightning speed and providing a place
> for us all to get and
> give info to each other.
>
> My purpose in writing this is merely to retract some
> "angry"
> and "personal" posts I promulgated here in the
> group. As it seems,
> musicians, intellectuals, and academics cover the
> basis of the group's
> discussions. I hope some of you can understand how
> the likes
> of "us"can be impulsive and/or a bit dramatic when
> expressing
> displeasure. Please pardon any nasty posts I made
> within the newsgroup.
>
>


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