RE: Who Nose?

["Paul Harker" <paul-harker@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: owner-harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx 
> [mailto:owner-harp-l@xxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Joe and Cass Leone
>    Dear Paul, you could do what I do. When getting into a 
> bend, I touch my left thumb against my left nostril. 
> Helicopter accident (and other
> accidents) have necessitated re-building my face (it's still 
> homely), and my nose isn't worth crabs, so I have to block it 
> off sometimes to prevent squeeks from coming through my 
> (missing) sinus' and adenoids.

Joe,

Ya' know that thought had occurred to me. If my "soft palate workout"
doesn't make the grade, I could plug the right nostril and manually close
the left when needed.

Thanks for the feedback -- it's good to know it's a workable option. As far
as your face, ouch. But rather than sayin' you are homely, say you're face
has got character. From what I can tell, most harp players are some sorta
character to begin with. (meant in the most postive of light!)

Paul