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lili: hi again... how r u?

Clarisse: I have a new piano at home I'm soooo happy!

tracy: tag!! oyu're it. drop by and cy!!

tracy: My hands have beenso weak as of late, not much piano. Trying to find a good music book for beginers. Have no idea what to look for.

Claire: Hi, this is Clarisse M of Coffee, anyone? I have an additional blogsite I wish I can also exchange links with you. You can check it out, just click on my name. Thanks!

Clarisse: I moved to a new house and got me a piano!!! I'm so excited!

tracy: Hey darlin'! Hope you are ok, u been scarce!! miss you! xoxo

katiebug: hey there, glad to land here. have a good one! :)

Chloe (Claire): Hello, again, Hazel. It's been a long time. I thought I'd visit your blog again. Take care.

Spoken: yay!! today is a good day, and tommorow ill have money to spend!!

Kerri: Hazel, thank you for coming by. I answered your comment on the post on my blog.

Geoff: Hey Auntie Hazel, glad your back and hopefully feeling rested and better. Congrats for JOTW!! :) xx

Krishna: Hi, Blog hoping, have a nice day!

Kerri: Congrats on JotW. I hope you are feeling better. Chronic illness is hard to live with. I really enjoyed the "Butterflies in the Rain" video post. Very neat - thanks for sharing.

Mgnta: Hey there! Congrats on winning JOTW! Have a great week! :]

SarahMonkey: Hey! Thanks for the note! Hopefully should have another chapter of the story up either today or tomorrow! Feel free to stop by again! Hope your feeling better!x

Marie: Hi Hazel, that's a beautiful piano. Care to exchange links.

Renee: Hi there, found you thru Tracy's blog and thought I would come by. I love your place here! :) Sending hugs and love ~

tracy: add the subscribe to my blog!

Geoff: Hello lovely, thanks for posting about your music - am enjoying it right now :)

benchiegrace: nice site you have..just dropin by..care to exchnge link?

My-Kin: I live in southern part of Sweden. To be more precise Malmö and Kristianstad. What kind of work did you do here?

tracy: happy birthday...when ya can drop by my blog!!

Robyn: Thanks for the tag.

Love your blog. Piano music is very cool. Hope you have a greart day!! Take care.

Claire: Hello again, Haze! I mentioned you in my other blog. I updated it. Hard to maintain 2 blogs at the same time. But, doing my best:)

Claire: I love listening to Piano instrumentals. I just don't know how to play the piano. Maybe I could take lessons someday:) Nice blog, Haze! Adding this to my blogs:)

tracy: never said i could play well by ear! lol i just keep trying...

Hazel Quinn: You can play by ear? You ratbag! I'm so jealous! I've only recently started doing that and I'm useless....you must be naturally gifted.

tracy: I can play afe wthings by ear. Can't read music. Used to play guitar in college, but too hard with my hands now. Piano is so soothing to me!

Hazel Quinn: Tracy, so glad you're learning the piano! SO mnay people say to me "I wish I'd learned" and I tell them to just start!! But that's bloody awful about your poor friend. I'm so sorry.See you again soon...

tracy: I hope you are ok after your scooter fall. That scares me terribly as a close friend of mine passed away when she was trapped under her powerchair. She was only 40. Wow am i the happy tidings girl! It was devastating to me. Now on to better things. Love the piano, actually trying to learn to play.

Hazel Quinn: Hey, I like that story, Marie!Shame they didn't move it from Downing St to me!!

Marie: Hi Hazel, love your site. My claim to piano fame is my brother's in removals and had to move a grand from 11 Downing Street - down stairs. Needless to say, there were many hands that day.

Friday, October 10th 2008

8:50 PM

a lonely piano panel...

Bought this on ebay today for 99p. It's a decorative panel rescued from a now smashed up piano. It measures 17 1/2" by 7" with mother of pearl inlay. The piano was supposedly bought from The Ideal Home Exhibition in the 40's but the design is much older than that so I suspect the story (unless due to the war second hand goods were on sale).

I'm sure I'll find a nice little spot for it here in the part of my house where my own piano is housed. My cottage has modern additions but the core of it is 150 years old with exposed beams so where my piano is is all old-fashioned with a mix of Georgian, Victorian, Art Nouveau and contemporary pieces. I enjoy finding bargains and making them work together somehow. Nothing's posh but I enjoy my little 'treasures' as much as if they cost a fortune!