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18 Feb 02 - 09:25 PM (#653085) Subject: Should he or should'nt he? From: harpmaker I have just started a Mandolin class (2 pupils) Iam the teacher (3)The class has been going for 2 wks."John in Hull" has posted threads "easy' inst' to play" and "Mandolin" So He's decided to play Mandolin. But he's dithering, don't know what to do. I know Ile get a few quid out of it, but thats beside the point.2 wks will soon become 3wks, I could rescue him now, but 3wks becomes 4wks then its to late (for this class anyhow) So I put it to the vote. Will he look back if he goes for it? Your comments please. John the Harp. |
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19 Feb 02 - 07:41 AM (#653266) Subject: RE: Help: Should he or should'nt he? From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Hi John, I decide to buy a mandolin and get some leesons off you.I will ring you up.Well I MUST be in the inner clique now, I have had two threads about me! |
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19 Feb 02 - 08:41 AM (#653287) Subject: RE: Help: Should he or should'nt he? From: MMario go for it! I've dithered over a few decisions in the past - and nine out of ten times I've regretted never making the decision in time to act on it. |
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19 Feb 02 - 11:55 AM (#653415) Subject: RE: Help: Should he or should'nt he? From: Rt Revd Sir jOhn from Hull Well I have just had my first mandolin lesson (off John th Harp), it went really well.I will definetley be having some more, I learned 2 cords already. |
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19 Feb 02 - 08:03 PM (#653702) Subject: RE: Help: Should he or should'nt he? From: harpmaker Practice,Practice,Practice,Practice,Practice,Practice, and you won't need me for long!! John. |
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19 Feb 02 - 08:09 PM (#653704) Subject: RE: Help: Should he or should'nt he? From: harpmaker Practice,And you won't need me for long, John, Silver!! Sorry could'nt resist that. |