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just picked up [1] a masterworks (longhair tunes) and [2] a Christmas show from an out-of-state freeway philharmonic (with which I've worked - on-and-off).

(...I'm thinking that Demondrae's wife, Jenny Grégoire, is still the concertmaster in that orchestra...
She's as nice a person as is he. )

The two concerts/rehearsals (dates-wise) fit like puzzle pieces inside the dates of other gigs.

They've boosted both their mileage allowance and hotel allowance, so that helps.

For each job (after buying the required gas) I should be netting c. $100 per each gig on the mileage allowance.

bloke "glad for the work...Money doesn't flow like it did two and three years ago."

Congrats on the gigs. But since you used the title to get me to bite, here you go: Morton uses anti-caking agents. Depending on the product, Morton uses either/or prussiate of soda, calcium silicate, magnesium carbonate, and/or silicon dioxide. Generations ago, this was a step ahead of other salt manufacturers so that when relative humidity would rise, as it does during, for example, a rain shower or storm, the salt would not cake up and still flow freely. Hence the logo and slogan, incorporating one of the most famous puns of all time, "When it rains, it pours."

This is from next weekend until xmas morning.
I almost feel like my "job" - this year - is "playing music".
i do need the dough...I've been doling out a whole bunch to my kids.
bloke "There will probably be 6 - 10 more "last minute" ones...at least, I hope so.