Violinist.com - Because you can't say enough about the violin

News by E-mail

Printer-friendly version
Jen Thompsn

January 14, 2005 at 8:52 AM

My teaching studio flooded this week. Living in California, you just don't expect these things to happen. The carpet was ripped out, now there's the linolium, and it needs a bit of cleaning up before I teach there again. The good news is, it'll be up and running before my first day teaching of next week.

It's quite the perfect studio, actually. My first, too. It's like getting a nice first car. Not many are so fortunate. And I'm excited - I'm starting a new student. I'm having visions of a student recital in the summer...

From Laurie Niles
Posted on January 15, 2005 at 5:59 AM
I certainly sympathize! We came home from our vacation to find that our children's room had flooded, as had our bathroom. Then, I left the car outside in one of the deluges and discovered several days later that in the trunk was a LAKE where the spare tire was supposed to be. Disgusting! Spent an hour bailing it out, draining, sopping up grody stuff...

Southern California is not a place meant for a foot of rain over just a few days!

This entry has been archived and is no longer accepting comments.

Music Giveaway

Mark O'Connor Mark O'Connor's method books -- released this week -- teach students using many styles of American music. Enter to win a set of the books this week, on Violinist.com. Photo: Deanna Rose

Search

About Jen

Jen Thompsn is from London, United Kingdom. Biography

E-mail to Jen Thompsn

RSS Subscribe in a reader

Blog Archive

2006: Oct.

2005: Jun. Apr. Mar. Feb. Jan.

2004: Dec. Nov. Oct.