It reminds me of years ago in Hawaii when dad and I sat
around a piano bar with another couple.
We had great fun and became good friends.
Everywhere we go now especially driving the streets are very crowed.
Dad and I do not do well in crowds at all. The dance recital was very crowded and every one started leaving at once. I stood up and made it too the Ilse and was having a hard time joining the steady stream of people. A young man, about 30 who had made it passed me reach back with his arm and pulled me along. I burst out laughing and so did he. I thanked him gratefully.
By acts of kindness
acts of serving and giving
acts of appreciation
we are opening ourselves to God's love and grace.
Dad and I are off to Sandra and Randy's to a real good home cooked meal!
Kim and Carol have gone to the Art Gallery for the day!
4 comments:
Pianos are wonderful things.
Love,
Rick
Wasn't that a nice young fellow to give you a hand when you needed it? There really are good folks in this world! I too, never liked crowds and now find it hard to sit still to watch a concert.
Of the many things I have the privilege of owning over the last 72 years, my piano is the one I love the most. It has been with me for 66 years and not a day goes by without being played with joy. Sometimes I have to discipline myself to stop and actually get some work done! My art is important, but my piano is my first love! Often it is the last thing I do at night.....I go to bed and have sweet dreams! I am going to make a recording of some of my music soon. I have done that before and sold CD's.
Today, a friend is coming over and we are going to paint in oils....we had to wait for a nice day so we could use my unheated sunroom, due to the fumes from the oils.
I wish you a lovely day too,
Love, Nancy
I love listening to other people play instruments. I would like to learn to play one some day, when I am old and have nothing to do I guess.
Sandra
Sandra, I wish we lived close by and I would teach you! All you need is the desire to learn and a half hour a day to practice. I especially enjoy teaching adults, who never had a chance to learn ....it is so inspiring to see how much they enjoy it! I taught our minister, Judy and she was so much fun...just too busy to practice. She retires this fall and I bet will be back for lessons!
Love, Nancy
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