Two days ago I tuned for a man in the evening. He went with his young son to the bedroom and told me he was going to have a long and good reading session with him, so I could tune the piano in peace and quiet. He also wrote me a cheque in advance and told me that if heŽd fall asleep too, I should just close the door. He fell asleep, and I wrote a little note to him which I left on the bench, and I left. I liked that, and the fact that he always called me maestro! MCAAHNY! Kristinn At 09:04 22.12.2000 -0500, you wrote: >Here's a funny twist on the home alone stories. > >Yesterday I tuned a piano where the house is under construction. The living >room, where the piano is located, was full of toys, books, furniture, etc., >that is supposed to be in the room under construction. In other words, it was >a mess. > >The customer asked if it was all right for her to leave. I said sure, no >problem. After she gave me her check, she said, "I am not worried about you >taking anything. The house has been open for the construction people for so >long, I don't even worry about anything missing anymore. In fact, I wish you >would take something. It will be less of a mess for me to clean up later." > >Happy Holidays everyone. > >Willem
This PTG archive page provided courtesy of Moy Piano Service, LLC