Klarinet Archive - Posting 000523.txt from 2004/11

From: kimi <kimi_kimy@-----.com>
Subj: RE: [kl] Clarinets - Identification markings etc.,
Date: Mon, 15 Nov 2004 21:04:41 -0500


--- Andy Jablonski <ajablons@-----.org> wrote:

> True, at least she didn't put her broken top joint
> into your daughters
> case...
>> This would be an example of the need to find out
> what really happened
> (as part of the education process). Are you
> dealing with a student who
> realized that she had done the wrong thing and was
> trying to undo her
> mistake? In which case, was her outward
> nonchalance really a matter of
> fear? Or are you dealing with a student who
> would've kept the joint if
> it had fitted?
>

I don't know to any of that. What I do know is she
helped herself to something that didn't belong to her,
and that is the problem.

It's all overwith now however. My daughter won't ever
leave her instrument where it can be taken again.
Lesson learned on my daughters part.
K

Alot of you guys advice has been good. We will just
have to come up with a better plan for my daughter. In
the mean time she'll just have to deal with keeping it
constantly in her locker until such time I can come up
with a bookbag/clarinet combo bag for her.

Thanks

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He says that she says that you say that i said that this person says

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I tried to kill the pain,
But only brought more,
(so much more)
I'm dying
And I'm pouring, crimson regret, and betrayal.

I'm dying, Praying, Bleeding, Screaming,
Am I too lost to be saved?
Am I too lost?

My wounds cry for the grave,
My soul cries for deliverance,
Will I be denied?
Christ! tourniquet! suicide.

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