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@jakedduck1 . Please don't get rid of your beloved piano. It's a proud symbol to gently remind you of something very special and important that you were skilled at doing. I haven't gotten rid of all my artist paraphernalia. It's an integral part of who I am. True, it's hidden away in a closet for now because it's a bit painful to look at. I've got three huge paintings of mine hanging in my apartment though, and it makes me feel kinda' good to know that once upon a time....
Maybe if you'll tinkle a few keys and I put some paint on a brush, something magical might happen. Maybe at our joint birthday party, when you're 108 years old and I'm 145 . 🙂
Warm and fuzzy thoughts coming your way. Laurie

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@artist01, Like you with your paintings that remind us of those yesteryears, I've kept several of the hardest sheet music piano pieces I once played as a reminder of those lovely years. I'm all in favor of anyone striving to recapture some magical moments!

Shoot, after 25+ yrs of not knitting, I'm relearning to knit and once again enjoying the pleasure it brings. No intention of trying more complex patterns but the satisfaction of completing some hot pads to keep and share is tempting me toward trying some slipper socks.
Numb, cold hands from P.N. and arthritis in hands had made me skeptical but if I knit for short periods and keep the patterns simple, it is doable!