Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back to

normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can start

any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to have given

me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of strength and

feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but I'm hoping that

will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and I'm

happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength of my

opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete

Hey, great to hear from you and glad to here that everything is going well for

you, you have been missed. Take very special care of yourself. Bill W





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From: pete.woodman@...

Date: 27/06/2009 13:37

To: <ResoUK@yahoogroups.com>

Subj: [ResoUK] Mr. Grumpy



















Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back to

normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can start

any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to have given

me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of strength and

feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but I'm hoping that

will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and I'm

happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength of my

opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete



























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Pete,

 

Great to hear that you are on the mend and over the chemo it can only get better

now.

 

Best Regards

Richard



--- On Sat, 27/6/09, Peter Woodman <pete.woodman@...> wrote:





From: Peter Woodman <pete.woodman@...>

Subject: [ResoUK] Mr. Grumpy

To: ResoUK@yahoogroups.com

Date: Saturday, 27 June, 2009, 1:37 PM

















Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back to

normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can start

any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to have given

me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of strength and

feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but I'm hoping that

will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and I'm

happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength of my

opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete







































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Good to hear from you again Pete. Just take it easy and look after yourself...be

as grumpy as you like.

 

All the best

 

Martin



--- On Sat, 27/6/09, Peter Woodman <pete.woodman@...> wrote:





From: Peter Woodman <pete.woodman@...>

Subject: [ResoUK] Mr. Grumpy

To: ResoUK@yahoogroups.com

Date: Saturday, 27 June, 2009, 1:37 PM

















Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back to

normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can start

any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to have given

me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of strength and

feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but I'm hoping that

will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and I'm

happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength of my

opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete







































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Pete, that's terrific news, I'm really pleased for you.



By the way, grumpy is the new black



Maybe that occasional shake will help with the old vibrato anyway ?









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Pete, great to hear you are on the mend. Take it as it comes.







Colin







To: ResoUK@yahoogroups.com

From: pete.woodman@...

Date: Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:37:47 +0000

Subject: [ResoUK] Mr. Grumpy















Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back to

normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can start

any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to have given

me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of strength and

feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but I'm hoping that

will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and I'm

happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength of my

opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete





















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Great news Pete! Good to have you back, Rock On!!



To: ResoUK@yahoogroups.com <mailto:ResoUK%40yahoogroups.com>

From: pete.woodman@... <mailto:pete.woodman%40manx.net>

Date: Sat, 27 Jun 2009 12:37:47 +0000

Subject: [ResoUK] Mr. Grumpy



Hi Guys,



Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting

back to normal, although it will take another three months at least before I

can start any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems

to have given me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of

strength and feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but

I'm hoping that will fade off over time.



I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and

I'm happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the

strength of my opinions or my natural grumpiness.



Pete



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Hi Pete



I'm an irregular on this list now, but wish you all the best & glad to hear

things are going well.



Cheers



Rob



Quoting Peter Woodman <pete.woodman@...>:



> Hi Guys,

>

> Jut to let you know I've finished the chemo now and am gradually getting back

> to normal, although it will take another three months at least before I can

> start any serious guitar building again. Frustratingly the chemo seems to

> have given me the shakes from time to time and also made me lose a lot of

> strength and feeling in my fingers, which makes playing a bit difficult, but

> I'm hoping that will fade off over time.

>

> I will, however, be spending more time on the usual webrings from now on and

> I'm happy to say that the chemo doesn't seem to have affected my the strength

> of my opinions or my natural grumpiness.

>

> Pete

>

>





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