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Hi Nichoas, I'd be interested to see the "haunted" flute. Any pictures of it? Ron Hamady
Nicholas Pierotti <eurydice@cruzio.com> wrote:Tell me the details of this flute. What size is it? Is it one piece?
Two piece? Bound? Unbound? Jinashi?
The reason I ask, is I live with some strange flutes myself. In fact,
my neighbors (and my daughter) often ask what tune I was playing when I
have not been playing at all. Sometimes when I am sitting by myself I
can hear a shakuhachi playing in the distance, and my daughter tells me
the same. We travel a lot, and I find it hard to believe there are so
many players. For instance now, I am in Kansas.
So there you go. Either my flutes are haunted, or else I am shadowed by
ghostly players.
Go figure. But let me know where you plan to admit yourself. Any place
that takes shakuhachi players can't be all bad.
Nick
On Feb 7, 2005, at 9:21 PM, fleece beast wrote:
> Alright,
>
> The night before last I found a small crack in my flute and felt sad,
> worried and yet, calm because I try not to fly off the handle about
> things. I decided to keep a rational mind and just go to sleep.
> I emailed the list on what should I do concerning the crack, but had
> not looked at the crack since the night. This is just a mere hours- it
> was late when I went to bed.
> I gathered your fine advice and when I got home this afternoon, looked
> at my shakuhachi, prepared to feel that low blue feeling when I see
> the crack, but you know what?
>
> IT"S GONE. Not a trace.
>
> It's possible I'm going crazy, but I'll lay something on you even more
> that will discredit my sanity: When I began playing this shakuhachi
> years ago in Jersey City, my friends would complain the day after of
> strange dreams and nightmares. We had come to the conclusion that the
> shakuhachi was cursed.
> I have not played this instrument in many years and was recently
> reunited with it. The owner had told me that it's energy had become
> strange and would probably have a reverse effect on the West Coast. I
> have been playing it for about a month now and am loving my current
> dreams: Falling off bridges, running for my life and surviving and
> rats in the cubbards of the basement where I live. There is something
> to this particular instrument and it's got a way with me as I a way
> with it.
> Thank you all for your kind advice.
>
> I'll go admit myself now,
> David
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<DIV>Hi Nichoas, I'd be interested to see the "haunted" flute. Any pictures of it? Ron Hamady<BR><BR><B><I>Nicholas Pierotti <eurydice@cruzio.com></I></B> wrote:
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<BLOCKQUOTE class=replbq style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">Tell me the details of this flute. What size is it? Is it one piece? <BR>Two piece? Bound? Unbound? Jinashi?<BR><BR>The reason I ask, is I live with some strange flutes myself. In fact, <BR>my neighbors (and my daughter) often ask what tune I was playing when I <BR>have not been playing at all. Sometimes when I am sitting by myself I <BR>can hear a shakuhachi playing in the distance, and my daughter tells me <BR>the same. We travel a lot, and I find it hard to believe there are so <BR>many players. For instance now, I am in Kansas.<BR><BR>So there you go. Either my flutes are haunted, or else I am shadowed by <BR>ghostly players.<BR><BR>Go figure. But let me know where you plan to admit yourself. Any place <BR>that takes shakuhachi players can't be all bad.<BR><BR>Nick<BR><BR><BR>On Feb 7, 2005, at 9:21 PM, fleece beast wrote:<BR><BR>> Alright,<BR>><BR>> The night be!
fore last
I found a small crack in my flute and felt sad,<BR>> worried and yet, calm because I try not to fly off the handle about<BR>> things. I decided to keep a rational mind and just go to sleep.<BR>> I emailed the list on what should I do concerning the crack, but had<BR>> not looked at the crack since the night. This is just a mere hours- it<BR>> was late when I went to bed.<BR>> I gathered your fine advice and when I got home this afternoon, looked<BR>> at my shakuhachi, prepared to feel that low blue feeling when I see<BR>> the crack, but you know what?<BR>><BR>> IT"S GONE. Not a trace.<BR>><BR>> It's possible I'm going crazy, but I'll lay something on you even more<BR>> that will discredit my sanity: When I began playing this shakuhachi<BR>> years ago in Jersey City, my friends would complain the day after of<BR>> strange dreams and nightmares. We had come to the conclusion that the<BR>> shakuhachi was cursed.<BR>> I have no!
t played
this instrument in many years and was recently<BR>> reunited with it. The owner had told me that it's energy had become<BR>> strange and would probably have a reverse effect on the West Coast. I<BR>> have been playing it for about a month now and am loving my current<BR>> dreams: Falling off bridges, running for my life and surviving and<BR>> rats in the cubbards of the basement where I live. There is something<BR>> to this particular instrument and it's got a way with me as I a way<BR>> with it.<BR>> Thank you all for your kind advice.<BR>><BR>> I'll go admit myself now,<BR>> David<BR>> _____________________________________________<BR>><BR>> List subscription information is at:<BR>> http://communication.ucsd.edu/shaku/listsub.html
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