>>Wow, amazing! I should have paid more attention to my mother when she tried to teach me piano when I was young. <g>
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>>~~Bonnie
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>Wow, join the club. My mom was always after me to take music lessons and I could not be enticed. I just wanted to play basketball (plus other sports in season) all day long. I try not to have too many regrets but not learning to play an instrument is one of them. It's probably too late now. Our minds learn faster at a young age. That's proven.My mom played piano quite well back in those days. She's the one who gave me lessons ... I did ok (could read music and play easy pieces), but I was quite young and perhaps my mom got frustrated with me and gave up, or I just lost interest ... I don't really remember. I don't remember her giving lessons to any of my younger sisters either. But about 20-30 years later, she started giving lessons again to non-family students. I guess it was just something interesting for her to do for awhile.
I keep thinking about taking up something musical in my old age ... maybe try one of Gary's harmonicas ... that might be a fun instrument to play. Gary still plays his guitars occasionally but he's gotten way out of practice I think.
~~Bonnie