oh, fuck - don't you hate it when timing fucks shit up?

[harmonicon]

I just got home an hour ago (oh, it would help to know that I'm a composer who lives in England) and had two emails waiting for me from a guy in New York saying to get ahold of him ASAP about having his group perform a piece of mine on their next concert (which would be a big deal - good musically, and for my career). When I called there was no one in the office. I think I blew it just because I wasn't home - sucks.

[Ptah]

1. If he saw promise in your work, I think it might not be the last time.

:thumbsup:

[harmonicon]

2. he's played my stuff before...

....and I think he would again, but he only does these concerts that he could put a piece of mine on once a year. I'm just grumpy about it.... I've decided to blame his new office assistant who doesn't know me (the old one did). Thanks for the encouragement though :)

[VenusRising]

3. Email him back and let him know that you called.

Hopefully it won't be too late. Good luck!!

:)

[harmonicon]

4. I did....

....I'm just grumpy - it's luck I did the opposite of fucking up, but life and timing fucked up for me - doesn't that ever happen to you? I guess I've just had good luck lately, so the bad luck is more surprising.

[VenusRising]

5. Yes, life and timing can sometimes be like evil villains.

Always working against you to foil good plans.

I hope the Hero(you) wins out in the end on this one. :)