Naw, don't doubt yourself. Sounds like you are on the right track. Keep at it! Terry Farrell ----- Original Message ----- >I know what you mean, Terry, as I go through that argument with myself, > too. BUT... these pianos aren't fine instruments to begin with -- and > these piano owners are usually pretty resistant to the idea that they need > to maintain 'em. (I use lots of automotive analogies, as they seem to > "get" that, especially the school administrators.) > > The way I see it, if I can get the piano playing better for a modest > investment, then somebody's more likely to play that piano... and maybe > even enjoy it. And then they might be more receptive to the idea of > actually and really making it play "right". > > Maybe I need an attitude readjustment, myself, and maybe I'm selling the > pianos and myself short -- don't know -- but that's my current thinking. > > Dunno. I'm just so glad to be in an area where folks actually value their > pianos enough to let me do anything to 'em. Where I was, most people > couldn't have cared much less. > > Annie G.
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