Toyota Prius: One of life's little joys

"Jean B." <com> wrote in message
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Spring has sprung
and grass has riz
where last year's
careless drivers is
Burma Shave

Have you notice the music is as loud outside the car as it is inside, even
with the windows rolled up?

Bill wrote:
 
No, is it? If so, I'll have to be careful about that--not
that I play it really loudly.

--
Jean B.

"Jean B." <com> wrote in message
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I was embarrassed when I first discovered this. Left the car running while
cleaning my windshield. Closed the door to discover my car was a mobile PA
system. Toyota should have put insulated back-boxes on the speakers.

Bill wrote:
 
Oh, gee, your words came back to me just later that day or
maybe the next day. A friend send me some very old country
recordings--and I forgot the whole world could hear them....
I'm sure the high school kids enjoyed the little concert! <g>

--
Jean B.

"need to put my springtime music back in the car"

As a pro composer I was wondering what music you would consider to be
"spring" or any other seasons for that matter.

Neil R

"Jean B." <com> wrote in message
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"Neil Rutman" <com> wrote in message
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I could write a sonnet about my Easter bonnet. :-)

Neil Rutman <com> wrote:
 

Oh, Vivaldi certainly knew...

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Neil Rutman wrote:
 

For me, that would be music from tropical climes, specifically
the islands in the South Pacific. I find myself thinking of
that on the first balmy days of spring and sometimes into the
summer. Odd, huh?
--
Jean B.
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