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Steve Johnson Posted on: September 22, 2012
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very nice Steve!
+Steve Johnson another excellent image. Simple images are priceless!
+Jeff Smith Thanks Jeff :)
+Lon Miles Thanks – I like simple :)
aha . . . a whole new avenue yet to be explored . . . I do have a lot of instruments around here , including an old piana ; ) love this one Steve .
+Jules Falk Hunter I am limited to one – this old piano and my wife is the player not me. I'm about as musical as a wailing banshee :)
+Steve Johnson I took piano and violin lessons, but never practiced so never got any good . . . my kids however are a whole different musical story, and we have piano , trumpet, drums, mandolin, guitar, ukes and banjos . . . oooh and harmonicas . . . now that would make a cool macro subject ; )
+Jules Falk Hunter - sounds like you had your own in house folk band – must have been great fun :)