A Momma's Journal: Silly Monkey Stories: My Future Pianist

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Friday, February 12, 2010

Silly Monkey Stories: My Future Pianist

This week on Silly Monkey Stories, it's all about my son whom just had his first piano.

Last week, after he dropped me off to school, he headed to toys r us to buy something for his son again. This time it is a piano, somewhat a real piano to me too. Not like a toy piano for little kids but this one is for big boy, I bet. I was so surprise when he got it for him, for his age too. Well, he said, it is way better and it just for play time but also for Josh to learn how to play piano.

Well, when I was a little I really love to learn how to play piano but going to school to learn it is kind a out of hand and pocket, so my parents did not care about it. So, this time I am going to give it to him if he wants it.

Anyway, here he is with his first piano lesson? Or play…

1 comments:

Karen of Sillymonkeez, February 12, 2010 3:32 PM: I think a nice keyboard is much better than getting a toy one. The quality of the sound is so much better and will help your son develop an appreciation for music. The cheaper keyboards sound electronic and the music is not as beautiful and pleasant to listen to. I think your husband made the right choice. :)