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Depending where you look, this should be my post #500 which I dedicate to Fiddlerman. This forum has been really important and accounts for most of the way that I currently play 
And it is fascinating to have a glimpse into the Fort Lauderdale jet set scene 
On a serious 
, I have to wonder about members who will some day rise to outstanding accomplishments after "getting their feet wet" here?
May the force be with y'all 
(I can't wait to find out what the prize is for 500 posts 
(I think I saw the new word "tenured" in my title(?) Guess that means I can't be fired 
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WOW!!!! 500 posts. That's great!!!!
It wasn't that many months ago that just Oliver and I were here on a daily bases talking to ourselves about every imaginable violin and playing subject hoping others would feel it worth their time to write something here. A lot has happened since then and I am so happy with the progress.
Special thanks to Oliver and to everyone else helping this be a fun place to visit.
I'll give the prize some thought Oliver. Am still in Montana with very little internet.
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
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Congrats! I remember when you hit 100. They grow up so fast! 
I never imagined that I had 500 things to say !
I don't know if you caught the remark but when I signed on I was member 32. Fiddlerman said I was actually #2. He was #1 and the rest were friends who registered to fill the roster
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I'm not really sure I have that many friends that would bother registering here, lol. However, it was mostly Oliver and I talking to ourselves to make a lot of posts. Who wants to write and spend time on an empty forum right? So much has happened in such a short time and Oliver has always been there for me.
Thanks Oliver
"The richest person is not the one who has the most,
but the one who needs the least."
