A refreshing power off
Posted: Mon Aug 26, 2024 5:24 pm
I had a refreshing trombone related experience today at a local coffee shop.
It was not the auditory type, but nonetheless was a pleasant experience.
It needed no Captcha to prove my human existence to open it.
It came with a search engine at the end.
There was no pestering the establishment for a password; I just opened it.
Outside of eight titles on the rear of the device, there was no insistence of advertising.
During my time, I experienced no popups for distractions.
There were no reminders of how many trackers were present to remove them.
The only cookie was on a plate nearby and it was delicious. (software)
I did feel social interaction outside the intended device with stamped dates and notes
from previous viewers.
Today, I was reading a used copy of Trombone Technique by Denis Wick,
formerly from the stacks of the London Imperial College & Science Museum Library.
It's a nice travel size book, 7 by 5 inch, and goes well with a same size notebook to take notes.
Has anyone come across small travel sized trombone/music theory, reference or bios they enjoyed? -
Those little gems that can slip into a small bag for cafes and flights?
Dennis
It was not the auditory type, but nonetheless was a pleasant experience.
It needed no Captcha to prove my human existence to open it.
It came with a search engine at the end.
There was no pestering the establishment for a password; I just opened it.
Outside of eight titles on the rear of the device, there was no insistence of advertising.
During my time, I experienced no popups for distractions.
There were no reminders of how many trackers were present to remove them.
The only cookie was on a plate nearby and it was delicious. (software)
I did feel social interaction outside the intended device with stamped dates and notes
from previous viewers.
Today, I was reading a used copy of Trombone Technique by Denis Wick,
formerly from the stacks of the London Imperial College & Science Museum Library.
It's a nice travel size book, 7 by 5 inch, and goes well with a same size notebook to take notes.
Has anyone come across small travel sized trombone/music theory, reference or bios they enjoyed? -
Those little gems that can slip into a small bag for cafes and flights?
Dennis
