My mother had those with metal rods in the like flattened springs. Hugging my mum was a mechanical experience. I doubt you can get those today........legally π
I held my Mums hands nearly everyday when she was in the hospice and thought what these tiny little fingers had created over the years, she was very creative, as a dress designer she made so many garments that gave pleasure to alot of people, her garden was really something special and her writing was good too. But most of all is her healing hands to her children to which I was lucky to be one of the them. So yes Don, hands do tell a tale and we should be proud of what they have done x
Quite thought provoking this morning, Don! Looked at my knobbly fingers and remembered all the things my hands have done from changing nappies to making bridesmaid dresses and so on - quite a trip down memory lane. Thank you! xx Moy
I have often thought about my hands.They have aged and are freckley but have done so much.Cared for five children, knitted and stitched so many clothes,cooked hundreds of meals, cleaned lots of rooms etc etc. They have also created many things including paintings and greeting cards. They help me make the most of myself with make up and hair products. I only realised how much we need them when I broke my wrist, putting my right hand out of action. It was a nightmare! I couldn't write,have a proper wash,drive,open tins,jars etc. Chopping veg was impossible. I couldn't do my hair or make up properly!. Hands are wonderful!!
Over the years a few people have asked me if I play the piano. I've looked at them as if they're psychic or something! In the end I asked why do you ask, apparently I have long fingers, the result of playing the piano as a child. I must say I haven't played it since but I suppose those were the formative years. I don't like my hands otherwise, but I like the fact people can tell something from them.
Maybe that has something to do with it Huff. I played the flute, picollo and clarinet. But I don't think it helped much β. The choir conductress at our cathedral played the organ and she had tiny hands. π I wonder if it's genetic?? Do you still play? xx πΉπΌ
Maybe it is genetic, my mum has long fingers I suppose. I don't still play the piano though I often think if the opportunity presented itself I'd like to play again. I'd need a refresher course though. I used to be able to read music but I can't remember a thing, when I see sheet music I can't recognise anything βΉοΈ Do you play any instruments still? πΌπΆπ΅
No, but I used to play in a symphony orchestra. Decades ago. π It was a very good experience for a young person. A refresher course definitely needed! I have not looked at sheet music for a very long time now. xx πΆ
My mum was my driving force. She made me work very hard. π― I don't think I would have come to anything without her pushing. πBut now, it is mostly lost to me. xx
Same here, not that I was in anywhere near the same league as you, but it was my parents who wanted me to play the piano. Although I've now pretty much forgotten how to play I'm still grateful to them.
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