Hello all, I am now entering the world of blogging. I guess I am suppose to say something smart and witty, well that is not happening today. I am currently on my way back from Arlington Va after burying my daughters husban in Arlington National Cemetary. I plan on keeping up with this blog. I feel like this will be a great place to ask questions, give out tips on heading drums, keep up with current drumming events and whatever else you are suppose to do in blogs.
I am going to be home Sunday afternoon. I have been having a tough time getting orders out for the last 3 weeks due to my son inlaws illness and death. I am expecting to get back to some sort of normacly starting Monday, Jan 7. On wed Jan 9 Sandy (my wife) is leaving for New Zealand for 3 weeks. Hopefully this will not slow me down to much, I expect to get back to my normal shipping of same day to next day for getting goods out.
I'm sorry to hear about the loss of your son-in-law. I know I don't know you, but all of my drumbum friends talk about you like a friend. So, I feel like we are sort of acquainted. I can only imagine what a difficult and tumultuous time this is for your family. My son is only fifteen months old. I know how it pains me to see my son hurt. It must be agonizing to console your daugther through her grief. I assume your son-in-law is a veteran. I have a lot of respect for anyone who puts their life on the line for this country. I just wanted to offer my condolences to you and your family. If I can do any thing to give any amount of solace please let me know.
ReplyDeleteLots of love Rob T.
miguel again...
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please add me so we can take a close talk...
thanks!
hey! i'm sorry about your son in law, hope everithing be ok now...
ReplyDeletei have a question...
well im living in mexico close to the border with arizona and im wondering if can u sendme photos of your guinea djembes and accesories im about to spend close to $1500.00us due to a goverment support to my project and im very interested in your djembes, because you area person like me not a machine that answers my questions, i hope you be reading this message and thinking u have a new wholesale customer this will be the first of several buys because in my project we will need a lot of djembes, goatskins, calf skins, ksink ksinks, mallets and probably a set of dununs but just to start, im not a re-seller, and have no an african assemble, i'm just a guy that like the african art of drumming and want all my country know about it...
i wanna tell you that i'm happy for have contact you and i hope we can make a great deal i have pictures of me teaching the young children the basics of the djembe, i mean i dont wanna take money from this, i just want all my people know about it...
thanks shorty i'm already waiting your response...
miguel
Shorty!
ReplyDeleteChecking your web stuff because of a glowing report about you on Djembe-L that I have in the moderation queue and see this sad news about your son-in-law. You have my heartfelt condolences for both you and your family.
One Love, R