Re: Ibid. Re: Ditto Hack, Hack, Hack!

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Hi Ken!!

> At any rate, nice to know that you are still alive!. Glad

> you can still

> drag yourself out for music.

The music is great. Mostly therapy for me ( but not much fun when I get a

coughing fit during rehearsal... at least I only get to perform one song ,

NEW YORK GROOVE).

So anyway, I get another horror week at work ( travel time alone is over 3

hours a day on public transport ); but then I get next Saturday with the

accountant to sort out financial messes since a breakdown in late 1993 ...

the tax office finally caught me right at the wrong time, and then next

Saturday nite I get to go to a Mauritian Cultural Evening.

Now all I need is a job that did not involve me hearing Telecommunications

problems 8 hours a day.

Regards

.

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[Guest guest]

,

Is there some sort of other problem you would prefer to listen to (work)?

Ken

At 05:49 AM 8/17/98 +1000, you wrote:

>

>

>Hi Ken!!

>

>> At any rate, nice to know that you are still alive!. Glad

>> you can still

>> drag yourself out for music.

>

>The music is great. Mostly therapy for me ( but not much fun when I get a

>coughing fit during rehearsal... at least I only get to perform one song ,

>NEW YORK GROOVE).

>So anyway, I get another horror week at work ( travel time alone is over 3

>hours a day on public transport ); but then I get next Saturday with the

>accountant to sort out financial messes since a breakdown in late 1993 ...

>the tax office finally caught me right at the wrong time, and then next

>Saturday nite I get to go to a Mauritian Cultural Evening.

>

>Now all I need is a job that did not involve me hearing Telecommunications

>problems 8 hours a day.

>

>Regards

>

>.

>

>******************************************

> Milton |santeri@... |

>-----------------------------------------------------------

>http://www.eisa.net.au/~santeri

>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

,

Is there some sort of other problem you would prefer to listen to (work)?

Ken

At 05:49 AM 8/17/98 +1000, you wrote:

>

>

>Hi Ken!!

>

>> At any rate, nice to know that you are still alive!. Glad

>> you can still

>> drag yourself out for music.

>

>The music is great. Mostly therapy for me ( but not much fun when I get a

>coughing fit during rehearsal... at least I only get to perform one song ,

>NEW YORK GROOVE).

>So anyway, I get another horror week at work ( travel time alone is over 3

>hours a day on public transport ); but then I get next Saturday with the

>accountant to sort out financial messes since a breakdown in late 1993 ...

>the tax office finally caught me right at the wrong time, and then next

>Saturday nite I get to go to a Mauritian Cultural Evening.

>

>Now all I need is a job that did not involve me hearing Telecommunications

>problems 8 hours a day.

>

>Regards

>

>.

>

>******************************************

> Milton |santeri@... |

>-----------------------------------------------------------

>http://www.eisa.net.au/~santeri

>=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=

>

>

>

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