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My wife is president of the local independent school district band boosters and we've become very close with our young band director who, though a native of Northern California, fits in perfectly in Central Texas - in every way possible. I'm sort of "that uncle" in his life and happy to have "that nephew." He's (seriously) dating a fellow band director from a not-too-far-away town of comparable size and scope and they're both in the early 30s. They met at a football game last fall where both bands performed a halftime show.

My "nephew" has hunted our ranch, and shot the range, with me many times over the last few years but yesterday my wife and I hosted he and his steady at the ranch for a little range time - it's spring break for both their school systems. He's quite proficient with firearms and she's a pup on the trail. She had a GREAT time shooting a variety of handguns and my "nephew" had (IMHO) the perfect touch with her training. Several of our .32 S&W Long revolvers got a workout yesterday and proved a nice transition on their journey from .22 LR to .45 Colt examples. My wife made a fabulous lunch spread on the cabin porch and it was 65 degrees with cobalt blue skies and light breezes - the kind of weather we endure the summers for. These are some outstanding young people and we're so blessed to have them in our lives.

Bryan

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Firstly, she's a she and cold seems to come with that territory more often than not. Secondly, 65 in March is, somehow, completely different than 65 in July or even indoors. Thirdly and finally, pretty sure she bought those jeans like that, with both knee areas pretty much shredded, and consequently her slacks aren't doing much to contribute to body heat retention. Just sayin'.

Bryan
 
I just have to comment on one of the words you chose 🤣 when you called her “his steady.”

Man hahaha that’s an old school term. I’m younger than average here but I’m the old gray dude at work and that term predates me.
 
...excellent job, my friend! We need to bring new folks into the fold for sure and patient instruction is critical. Keeping it safe and keeping it fun (in that order) is a critical component. Nicely done!
 
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