Mark: If you are using Outlook or outlook Express, you can sort any number of different ways. Go to "view" , "sort by" , Ascending or decending.
Alan Di Somma Phoenix,AZ. ----- Original Message ----- From: "mark romero" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 7:25 PM Subject: Re: [VFB] How do you support your fly fishing habit? > Well, i didn't realize this thread was so specific. One thing i don'tlike > about hotmail is you see your newest email before your oldest when > answering. You can do it the other way around but it is even more time > consumming that way, and God knows.............For 30 years i worked in the > music business, and an audio engineer. I did live sound and live recording, > mostly in Jazz clubs for periods of years at a time and i was on the road > with Jazz bands for periods of years at a time. The longest i was ever in > one club was 7 yrs. and the longest i was ever with one band was also 7 yrs. > I've been all over the world many times and worked in every major Jazz club > and concert hall in the world, done alllllll the festivals, and many many > colleges. I decided that if i don't fish now, when am i gonna fish? So, i > retired from that world in 2001 and went fishin', litterally and > figurtively. My wife and i had been renting the apt. on top of the gift shop > at the Catskill Fly Fishing Center and Museum every since May of 1998, as > our second place. So, when they had to ask us to give it up, so that they > could allow the new executive director to have it as his second place, we > ended up buying our house in Roscoe, in 1999. We also have an apt. in > Manhattan, where my wife works. Since we have dogs, cats, and birds, (no > more goats and rabbitts), i am sort of stuck in Roscoe, LOL, doing chores > every day. And i love it. I take care of the animals, property, trucks, etc. > and i fish and tye. "Rough out here" lol. Actually that's an old music > business term, and there it MEANS something. I feel extremely fortunate to > have fallen in to this lifestyle because it is much healthier than the > touring life. My wife and i have a fly fishing school, and the gallery, > (JazzMark Gallery). So, that also keeps us busy. We our on the TGF > Conservation Committee, and my wife is the captain of the Japanese National > Fly Fishing Team, (Team Japan), and the president of World Fly Fishing of > Japan, a club from which she "culls" members for the Team. I guess if you > want to find out any more you can go to my site, www.JazzMarkGallery.com > later, mark p.s. sorry for any spelling or puncuation errors, no time to > edit. > > > >From: Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Subject: Re: [VFB] How do you support your fly fishing habit? > >Date: Sun, 09 Nov 2003 18:55:38 -0600 > > > >Jimmy, > >Back in the 40's I repaired bamboo rods for fishing money. > >That was till 1946 when I started flying. Worked as an > >aircraft mechanic till I went in the Air force. Then it was > >tying flies on and off. Got back into fly fishing and tying > >full scale in 1988 after some heart problems. My flying days > >were over. > >I tied flies and wrapped graphite rods for my rat hole money > >while keeping my full time job with the FAA. I was an R&D > >engineering technician for 32 years. In 1990 I was put out > >on disability from a back injury on the job 20 years prior. > >Went into tying almost full time to make what I was loosing > >on disability. Between tying flies and building graphite > >rods we made out ok. When we moved to Arkansas the tying > >became a full time job and it just got to be more than I > >wanted to handle. Quit that and started making bamboo rods. > >That is where it stands now, tying when I want to and making > >a rod when I feel like it. This has helped me get my big boy > >toys and supplements my disability income. I like to putter > >in the shop making tools and doing honey doos. I fish when I > >want to also. I am one lucky person. > >Tony > > > >"Jimmy D. Moore" wrote: > > > > > > > > > > > So, for my latest endeavor I'm asking one simple question > > > of you. What do you do for a living? Better put would > > > be, how do you support your fly fishing habit. I know many > > > of you on the lists and also know what kind of work you > > > do. They're all interesting. With the numbers of us on > > > these three lists, I daresay we cover most all > > > occupations. I think it would be interesting to all to > > > see the varied occupations. And Byard, Chris, and Bill, > > > this is Fly Fishing related. LOL > > > > > > > > > _________________________________________________________________ > Frustrated with dial-up? Get high-speed for as low as $26.95. > https://broadband.msn.com (Prices may vary by service area.) > >
