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@PrincessPure - Who is the one in the lavendar? I remember you telling me of Bora, and another, whose name I've long since forgotten, but she was a pretty good/sweet dancer. And I always see her doing a lot of indoor rock climbing these days! 
I love her so much!!! Let's hope, the feeling is "mutual!" She's married, but~ 
She's good at making you feel unbalanced, or unstable with her... non-reluctance to ask those kinds/or types of questions with which most will tend to shy away from. . . "Needling," is it? Maybe sometimes/& in some ways, but not all! For I feel that is short-changing her. Very funny. Very smart/or intelligent. And not afraid to bury one in your
'This Cordoba C10 Parlor was made in 2019 and it’s in excellent structural and cosmetic condition. The top is solid cedar and the back and sides are made from solid Indian rosewood. It’s a ⅞-size guitar, which makes it a great choice for smaller players, but any guitarists looking for a fine classical might want to check this one out. This guitar is about the same size as the instruments Antonio de Torres was building in the mid-1850s, the era when the modern classic guitar was born. Original Torres guitars are known for their surprisingly huge sound, despite their small size and lightweight construction. Thanks to the short (630mm) scale length this is also a remarkably playable classical, and since the lower bout is barely over 13 inches across it tucks under your arm and allows more relaxed and intimate playing positions. This is a great second guitar for the serious classical guitarist, or a nylon-string alternative for the fingerstyle player who finds most full-size classicals, with their overly wide necks and long string scales, just a bit too much neck to handle comfortably. "
