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I was just going to congrat you Serge,Dang! Sorry it didn't work out this time but as you said,this would have put a lot of pressure on you.And you do have a lot going now, right?

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Anderson Guitars
Clearwater,Fl. 33755

Serge sorry to hear your news. I agree with Tom -- it looks like you have a pretty full plate already. So I'd take it as a blessing in disguise. There is no joy in having to build a guitar for hard and fast deadline especially when it isn't your day job.

Thanks guys, Yuppers, i've got so many things going at once that it is indeed a blessing, besides, i consider myself as still being a newb so... I must admit i was flattered though!

On another positive note, a co-worker here told a relative of hers about my hobby and supposedly the guy was all passionate about what he had heard and asked if he could meet me, who knows, it might just be the beginning of my name being made, just that is fine for now!

Serge

Now you have to create your mystique and insist on meeting at 4am in the middle of a field and that he sheild his eyes RussellR38951.5892708333

Hey, Serge! This was still a valuable discussion. Building for children isn't easy, especially if you want the make an instrument that will still be usable by its owner in five years. You'll no doubt have this opportunity again!

Good one Russ! Yeah, that way i could transition from my reality to Stardom directly and be seen by this fellow like a God!

Thanks Carlton, yes, you're right, i learned a lot just having to think about what i was gonna choose for the girl and the costs of everything, she's too young now but she'll grow up!

Thanks for all your usual support fellas! Serge Poirier38951.6895486111