waiting, waiting ...

[Joseph Alkana]

We were all sitting at the table enjoying a leisurely breakfast thinking we 
had two hours before a scheduled plumber was to come and fix our water meter 
connection. Wrong! He arrived moments ago and claims that is what his 
schedule has us down for via the "office". Yikes! We had a closet to clean 
out and furniture to move and, of course, our showers are now postponed. 
Talk about plans being upset due to an early arrival of a service person! 
The situation has reminded me to not only call if I'm going to be late for 
an appointment, but also to verify if will be OK for me to arrive early as 
well.

Waterless in Seattle
Joseph Alkana RPT
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "J Patrick Draine" <draine@comcast.net>
To: "Pianotech" <pianotech@ptg.org>
Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2005 8:52 AM
Subject: waiting, waiting ...


> As I sit here, at 11:51 AM, waiting for the Sears clothes dryer/ washing 
> machine repairman to show up at his allotted time of "between  8 AM and 12 
> noon", I better understand why my customers are SO HAPPY  to see me 
> (usually) arrive PRECISELY at the hour (not a 4 hour block  target) we 
> agree on!
> GRRR!
> Patrick Draine
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