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I came, I saw, I gnawed it to death.
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8 comments:
HI Phil - hope all is okay - finally put the little project to bed and have surfaced for air. Came to see what you had been up to.
Have sent you a kneemale. Glad to hear about the project, will be watching for media releases :-)
Best wishes, Phil.
Thanks Gerry. Today saw an end to it - it all went well, Dad has been farewelled with deserved recognition from his friends and family. 90 years - not bad, eh?
Sounds like he had a good innings. Condolences, old son...
Phil
Best wishes from us both mate, sounds like a suitable farewell to a nice stay at the wicket.
Chris and Amanda
Chris - the old man was a jazzer so he was taken out to Satchmo - When the Saints go Marching In. I know he would have loved it. I now have a WW2 vintage 120 bass Scandalli piano accordion (Dad used to call it the "stomach Steinway" to get back to full operating condition.
what a great song to say goodbye to! awesome
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