Failing at Music--Succeeding at Life: Part Two

Reblogged from Café Casey:

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I wanted to be a professional musician, but I did not have the chops. So I began my evil plan.

I had two choices for college. One was an Ivy League college that I didn’t exactly like and, as it turned out, didn’t exactly like me.  The second was the University of Rochester in upstate New York. It was filled with friendly people who let me stay with them for a weekend and drink--much better marketing. 

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So this doesn't have anything to do with furniture, but as someone with a music degree, I laughed at the blogger's observations of and experiences with classical musicians. I freely admit we're a breed of our own.

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