I bet Samuel Johnson would be proud..........?
It's time for a big 'thank you' to Juliet Doyle. She is one of the 'squeezers' down at Black Diamond Accordions who I gave a mention to in my last post. I had tried to nick some pictures from their site to show you how super dooper these instruments are. Anyroad, I failed (as usual) but Juliet came to my rescue, so here we have them, mmmmm.
It's time for a big 'thank you' to Juliet Doyle. She is one of the 'squeezers' down at Black Diamond Accordions who I gave a mention to in my last post. I had tried to nick some pictures from their site to show you how super dooper these instruments are. Anyroad, I failed (as usual) but Juliet came to my rescue, so here we have them, mmmmm.
These give you a good idea of what goes on down at http://blackdiamondaccordions.com/ at lunchtime!
"I'll show you mine if you show me yours" and "the flautists cardigan is very orange"!
I (more than most) enjoy a bit of silliness to help the day along, but very serious selling and marketing are possible through the likes of Twitter. I have my doubts when it comes to that Facepamphlet thing. A very poor relation if you ask me.
Oh, the Samuel Johnson reference.......I have invented a new word! People go on about making so called 'friends' on one social networking site or another. I think if you make one of these 'friends' on Twitter you could say "I have made a Twiffer, you never know, it could catch on, the wheel did! See Ya.
Email: folktalkinfolk@gmail.com, Twitter: (and become a 'Twiffer') @folktalkinfolk, Tel:07526 504285.
ps, thinking about building a website as an 'all in one place', free resource for everything 'folkie', please let me know what you think.
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