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centralcello

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Jul 20, 2005 19:14

Searching for the perfect person ("the one") is similar to searching for the perfect cello. Or maybe it's just me. Anyway, I was staring out the window at work today missing my baby Boris, who by the way, I haven't been able to play in nearly 3 weeks. And that's when it came to me ( Read more... )

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egyptianstar July 21 2005, 03:22:55 UTC

I like it. Unfortunately, it's true. I'm stuck somewhere in the middle, and it sucks.

cmuviolin July 21 2005, 03:33:28 UTC

No matter what happens with your cello, it will always be there, and When ever you need to, some cellos you can always go to, and you can keep forever.

benso1pf July 21 2005, 20:34:31 UTC

While cellos can "open up" like mine has been doing, they cannot change to met the changing needs of a performer.

A person can change. However, every person changes differently, and the differences sometimes result in incompatability. We do not need to find the "perfect" person for us, but we do need to find a person who will help us to change into what we want to be, and will change in a similar way, without becoming incompatable.

centralcello July 21 2005, 21:36:24 UTC

Hence, why "perfect" is in quotations. I do not believe there is such thing as a perfect person out there, in any way for any reason but like you said, finding the person who is most compatible is as close to perfect as you can come. I would imagine. We'll find out.