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One thing I really miss having is a piano. While visiting my parents for Thanksgiving, I got to enjoy Mark’s music as he played almost daily on their beautiful piano. As soon as we close on this house, and move in, I think our next big home purchase will be a piano. My fingers are itching to play again.
Playing the piano is on my bucket list. I took lessons in junior high and again in college, but I never seem to find the time to practice. We own a keyboard. So cool that you play also… are you kids showing interest in music too?
I agree with you, Music truly makes a House more of a Home. Some of the strongest memories you can make often involve music. As a parent of an eight year old we always encourage music in our home weather it be singing or playing music instrument.
I know that feeling. I played piano from an age of 7 to 14 years. Thereafter I stopped because my study asked many time. 5 years ago I decided to start with playing piano. And I can say, it was one of the best decisions I’ve ever made.
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I concur with you, Music genuinely makes a House, even more, a Home. The absolute most grounded recollections you can make frequently include music. As a parent of an eight-year-old, we generally empower music in our home whether it be singing or playing a musical instrument.
I started playing piano when I was 7 years old, My father used to teach me at that time and it was a real fun while being with father. I can understand!
Really miss you Dad 🙁
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