A Glimpse of a Widow 's Heart

As I have posted about our flood experience, our piano has been badly damaged. We sent it for repair and after many months of waiting, finally it's done and delivered in our house. Well, as you can see in the picture, it has not been restored totally as in the original status as promised by the 'piano man'.

But anyways, at least it has been fixed and can be used so, and my grandchildren up to my great grandchildren can still see the antique piano. According to the piano repairer, our piano is actually not found in the market now or if it is in the market , the price must be so high. Our piano is actually a German brand, and during the time when we bought it, it was already more expensive than the local made ones.

I could remember when we acquired it that Beam ( my second born) was still in grade 3 and she had a private tutor to teach her every weekends. After a few lessons, she got tired and lost her interest. It was only my first born, Jinggoy and my youngest, Love who used to play it that time because Mayette ( my 2nd born) also did not have interest in piano lessons at all.

Now, the piano is sitting temporarily in our church. This piano now belongs to my son, who'll only get it once they've already built their house.