Life at 169: Great-grandpa Wilford and the Piano

Thursday, July 3, 2014

Great-grandpa Wilford and the Piano

Great-grandpa Wilford came over the other day to tune the piano. It needed some love after its traumatic move to the new house. (Just kidding--my FIL Kenny orchestrated the moving of the piano and it all went quite smoothly.) One of the hammers is broken, though, so grandpa Wilford will be back to work on that shortly.

It is always such a treat to watch Grandpa work on a piano. He's a living legend.

Timothy came home early because he had a week of training. Four generations!!! Awesome.

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