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Mary Ann Scanlan and Dale are now friends

Jan 4

Dale left a comment for Jenny L. Griffin, CM, CSR, CRR

"Happy New Year, Jenny ! Dale"

Jan 4, 2010

Dale left a comment for Deb Roberts

"Hello Deb,, have you gotten up to the color-splash we call FALL here in Michigan? The upper half of the lower peninsula is about 100% right now, but we lower-halfers are going to get ours in another twelve days or so,,,and then the show is…"

Oct 14, 2009

Janet left a comment for Dale

"Thanks for your kind words, Dale!"

Oct 4, 2009

Dale left a comment for Brandi Foscalina

"Hi B: Well, I remember just 3 years ago my first Theory test, with steno being a type of "replacement code" for our English language. I liken it to my daughter and son (teenagers) texting with " BRB" (be right back) and "R U…"

Sep 16, 2009

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Sep 5, 2009

Janet left a comment for Dale

"Hi Dale, I was really impressed by Mikhail Gorbachev. He had a way of bringing people together from all parts of the world to work for common goals. It was exciting to be a part of something so interesting and challenging. Janet"

Sep 2, 2009

Christine (Steno Nerd) left a comment for Dale

"Hi, Dale! Thanks so much for all that info on using your steno machine for church. I'm sorry I didn't get back to you earlier about this... thought I already had! :P Yes, I LOVE this website! And I LOVE court reporting! You're so…"

Aug 3, 2009

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At 14:10 on January 6, 2010, Rhonda R. Harris said…: I don't have anything at the moment. The new year has started off slow for me, but I will sure keep you in mind.

At 8:34 on December 27, 2009, Dale said…: T, check out my album, one pic is of the Dutch fort on Tobago, and another is from the transport Catamaran from Trini to Tobago,,,,,I know you will recognize them.

At 8:14 on December 27, 2009, Theresa Joseph said…: Thanks so much Dale , you are a true friend God bless you and all your sincere efforts

At 7:27 on October 15, 2009, Deb Roberts said…: Hi Dale,
So sorry I can relate, I've made my first trip to Arizona for the winter, haa haa. Just got in. I did get a chance to see some beutiful fall color before I left. Cold weather came a little early this year. Did you even get much of a summer in your area? It was weird wasn't it? I will be back in April though. Still working while I'm here.

At 16:53 on October 14, 2009, Jennie said…: I'm in D.C., you know, where there is taxation without representation. LOL

My brother has several very nice guitars, and one of them is a vintage Gibson. He said it's worth a big chunk of cheese.

He started out with a really inexpensive guitar as a youngn', and he always said that cheap ol' guitar had the best tone. I can't remember the name of it now, but, if I said it, you'd recognize it.

At 15:54 on October 14, 2009, Jennie said…: I got so excited about this music talk that I forgot to answer your question. I've been playing for about 15 years.

I'm actually a keyboard player since I was a kid, took piano lessons and the whole nine yards, but I always wanted to play a stringed instrument. My brother already conquered the guitar, the bass looked too masculine, and so I went for the banjo. LOL

My dog's name is Sammy. He's almost 10 years old now. He is truly the highlight of my day, each and every day.

At 15:43 on October 14, 2009, Jennie said…: Hey, Dale, I got me a Deering banjo. Made in USA, of course. My banjo teacher told me he thought it played better than his Gibson, which is saying a lot, I think.

I'm totally into bluegrass due to my family. They're like old-school country who know every verse of every song by Hank Williams, Sr., if you know what I mean. LOL The younger relatives, though, went straight into bluegrass. At family holidays, we jam, even the kids. It's fun. I think my favorite song is Foggy Mountain Breakdown.

Check this link out. Man, I never tire of it: Earl, Steve, Vince, Marty, et al.

At 8:02 on October 11, 2009, Jennie said…: Thanks for the friend add-on. In addition to fast fingers, I'm a five-finger banjo picker. I see your fast fingers complement your guitar picking too.