My certificateish and boobies
I finished my program a few weeks ago, and now have been working as a real live instrument repair technician!
I don't mind the mundane-ness of my job of late, in fact i enjoy working in all its varied forms and the more mundane the work, the more good quality 'thinking' i can do while i'm working.
Last week, my first week on the job, i processed 49 rental trumpets the great majority of them, yamaha ytr1335 and ytr2335's.
Its funny the things you notice about a model as you work your way through a cloud of them!
Me tossing the euphonium ring on the last day of school!
I don't mind the mundane-ness of my job of late, in fact i enjoy working in all its varied forms and the more mundane the work, the more good quality 'thinking' i can do while i'm working.
Last week, my first week on the job, i processed 49 rental trumpets the great majority of them, yamaha ytr1335 and ytr2335's.
Its funny the things you notice about a model as you work your way through a cloud of them!
Me tossing the euphonium ring on the last day of school!I am looking forward to a busy summer and a rather quick learning curve, as this august i'll be needing to make a decision about where to move/work/stay.
I'm pretty content here, especially with the lucky situation i found myself in, roomate wise. I've started spending some time to practice and learn the french horn, more specifically 'Lars' who was once 'Larry the dirty old french horn' but was my final project at school and is transformed into something playable from something that was on ebay for 10.00. I actually love that horn, and am looking forward to being much more capable of controlling him. :) Maybe one day i could play in a community band or something local to where i'm living... yep, that question of where again.
Me in my rental car on the drive to Vancouver from Seattle! Hooray!
For the time being though, i'm absolutely loving my chance to explore Vancouver, to stick around the 'Northwest' for a non-humid summer and to absorb as much as i can from my colleagues, to adapt myself to the mechanics of the shop, and to make myself as efficient as possible at my job!
I'm pretty content here, especially with the lucky situation i found myself in, roomate wise. I've started spending some time to practice and learn the french horn, more specifically 'Lars' who was once 'Larry the dirty old french horn' but was my final project at school and is transformed into something playable from something that was on ebay for 10.00. I actually love that horn, and am looking forward to being much more capable of controlling him. :) Maybe one day i could play in a community band or something local to where i'm living... yep, that question of where again.
Me in my rental car on the drive to Vancouver from Seattle! Hooray!For the time being though, i'm absolutely loving my chance to explore Vancouver, to stick around the 'Northwest' for a non-humid summer and to absorb as much as i can from my colleagues, to adapt myself to the mechanics of the shop, and to make myself as efficient as possible at my job!
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