Female piano tuners

[Mike Masters]

One thing (which is actually numerous) that I can't do, is do more than 
one thing at a time. Play the piano and sing, pat my head and rub my 
tummy, drive and talk on a cell phone (very very dangerous to _your_ 
health also).

My wife on the other hand. Stays at home with an infant and a toddler, 
takes care of all those motherly things, keeps after housecleaning and 
handles all my clerical needs for my business. I have just grown 
accustomed to coming home and she has a child clinging to either leg, 
ironing clothes, and talking to a customer on the phone, all at the same 
time! Just think, If I could do that, I could regulate let-off with one 
hand and blow distance with the other at the same time!

Mike Masters
Masters Piano Service
Lakewood, OH

Andy&Chris Taylor wrote:
> 
> Susan wrote:
> I think that, _if_ women are, on average at least, more thoroughly trained
> than men, a possible explanation may be as follows:
> 
> Ill tell you something: I have seen women tuners who are able to tune and
> talk, Tune with background noise ,kids screaming, what have you and get the
> piano right on the money
> play the piano and have a conversation..............I just can't do it
> myself.
> 
> . By contrast, I need silence while tuning............."ive come to tune
> your piano.please shut up" (I really dont say that, but I think it)
> 
> I have noticed that about my Wife Chris, It seems that women are better
> capable of tuning in noisy environments and have the ability to concentrate
> on more than one thing at a time...........I have tried.....I simply cant do
> it.
> 
> Andy