Piano Man

Well, I know there will be a lot of trolls, but hopefully at least one sincere answer. And I know, there have probably been questions like this asked before, but not given my situation.

Anyway, I met a guy over the summer in one of the musicals I performed in. We talked a little bit, but the orchestra and cast don't really have a lot of interaction with each other. Anyway, I missed my last chance to tell him how I felt, and knew that I probably wouldn't see him again for at least another year, if not more. So, I sent him a message on Facebook telling him how I feel. Now I am not sure if he is gay or not, but I know he is gay friendly, and definitely not homophobic at all. He has seen the message yesterday, but has not replied. I know I may be reading a lot into it, and trying to over analyze it, but I just want to know if this has happened to anyone, what does it mean, and what should I do about it. I definitely want to give him time, and not pester him. But does this mean he has no feelings for me? Or is he afraid to reject me? Or does he need time to reply?

I am currently looking to see if anyone has found (either in a store, or online), or has access to the Phil Coulter arrangement of Highland Cathedral. Any info is appreciated. There are no stores where Im from that have even heard of it, let alone have music for it. This is not quite classical music, but the arrangement of it is a little closer, so I am hoping I will have luck here.

Recently I've been accepted into our Youth Orchestra and we were lent really old A clarinets for the year. When I play the A clarinet the sound is very airy and is really hard to play and get an ok tone out of it without having to exert extreme amounts of pressure on the reed. I can get a vary clear tone out of my B-flat clarinet and is really easy to play but I can't seem to get a good tone out of the A clarinet. Does this happen with most new players of an A clarinet or is it the instrument itself?

This is an old wood clarinet. I think it is B-Flat and the keys are silver plated and it is much shorter than a modern clarinet. The serial number is 712231 821 if that helps.

The commercial starts with a man walking down the street drinking a Nestea and there are water jets shooting out of the ground. Near the end, he passes a woman who is also drinking a Nestea and has the same water jets.

I dont know if this is just a song that they wrote for the commercial but if anyone recognizes it, please tell me what its called