Well, let's see, we finally got shed of the piano that I couldn't even give away. Finally we found someone willing to take it. It was an oak upright electric player piano. We had a lot of fun with it, and was one of the most expensive purchases we made in our early marriage.
In case you don't look at my knitting blog, this is what I'm working on now Bill is almost finished with my table, and I am going to scoot, I have a rare 50% off JoAnn's coupon. I have to see if there is something I can buy with it. Michael's craft stores also accept JoAnn's coupons, so I might find something I want there instead. Have a good weekend
Maybe if Matt would have shown as much interest in his piano lessons as he did in the computer, we would have had a reason to keep it. Or if we had sent our kids to public schools, we would have had the extra money for piano lessons for all three, or if I would have had the will to constantly nag the kids to practice, they would have learned. Whatever the reason, the piano was taking up valuable space in my house and it had to go. I'm glad it's gone
It is cashmere and it is the softest yarn I have ever worked with. You can get more details if you click the knitting blog link to your right.
1 comment:
Hi Teri
Boy do I know how hard it is to get rid of a piano. I listed one again and again on freecycle for almost two years before someone finally picked it up. I got so I wouldn't even answer emails from women.I think they would say yes,yes and as soon as they talked to their DH's that was over. The day the guy finally came to pick it I had got so used to no-shows I had forgot he was coming. LOL Good thing we were home
Sheri
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