The Learning Curve Was Tighter Than I Thought

I've succeeded in ripping most of my audio CDs to MP# format. There were two I haven't done yet, but it was a matter of taste. (Would doubt that Bro or Sis would care for Star Trek music performed by an orchestra that didn't do any of the actual performing for the shows. It's too classy to be called a "knockoff", but that's kinda what it is.)

Final total, 199 songs...roughly 750 MB. Just a tad too big for one data CD-R. Yes, my collection is pathetically tiny compared to perhaps everybody else on the other side of the digital divide. As I said before, till recently I trusted radio to play what I could tolerate. It's tougher to do that now tho'.

FP (who may go shopping for more music soon)

Another Would-Be Prophetic Dream

Earlier this week I dreamt that a student somewhere invented a stringed instrument that eventually replaces the guitar in the world of pop music. It would have a wider acoustic range, a sweeter sound, and be easier to play than a standard guitar. I dreamt that I learn to play it myself, and actually start playing some of my favorite songs with it after only a couple lessons.

The problem is I can't remember what it's called, what it looks like, or how it's put together--or even where my hands are placed on it to play it.

Sigh.

FP