Joy — 6 months ago
I still feel very sad that the landlord does not allow us to keep our piano in the house. Well, I understand why he doesn’t want to have two pianos in one house at the same time. It’s just that I am losing the piano as soon as I got it. I have wanted to own a piano and play it since I was a small child. I still remember that when I was young, I saw some teachers carrying boxes of toy pianos from the teacher’s office. I thought that every teacher, including my mom, would get one. So I rushed back home and reported the exciting news to my parents. But I only found out that the toy pianos were on a loan from students for a performance. Now finally Lew got one from the auction. It is a shiny elegant piano. I love it and started begging Lew whether I can hire a piano teacher. However, when the landlord got upset with us for taking the piano home, I just felt that I was forced to give my piano away. I wanted to cry. But for the sake of Lew, I put up smiles on my face. I don’t want Lew to feel bad. After all, that may be a good opportunity for me to give something to children who also long to play piano. I am thinking to rent my piano to a community music center where children can practice music on my piano. I feel much more at peace at the idea that I can now share my joy of getting a piano with many children who have the same dream when I was a small child.
