poor neglected harp

[celticdragonfly]

Okay, that was sad. Earlier today Maggie was playing on the piano, and asked me to come play on my harp for her. She's not allowed to touch the harp.

So I did.

I had to *dust* her. (The harp. Not Maggie. selenite found that confusing earlier) I tuned her and and played around a little.

I seriously need more time on my harp. At least I do now know I can handle the harpstool again. I couldn't for quite awhile due to coccyx problems and surgery recovery.

Just now the kids were stable and happy, so I went back to the harp and started repracticing some of my favorite piece of music for her, which I had handy. I want to find the harp music and start practicing again. (And get those boxes OUT of the corner next to the harp, so I can get to her more easily)

I shouldn't, I suppose. I have so much housework I should be doing, and I have knitting commission work I should be spending every spare moment on. But it did feel nice.

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[celticdragonfly.livejournal.com]

oooh, you are so overestimating my harping ability. I've been out of lessons for 3 1/2 years.

Heh, while I *can* listen to you play while I do my dishes. Although more often I'm listening to you play while I'm working on a knitting project in my study.

[callibr8]

I've heard from several people that our music makes good "background", but it's usually been to computer work, not knitting. S'nice to know, thanks!

Cflute, whose "chops" need serious reviving also.