burning question of the hour

[phineasjones]

should i buy a used keyboard? i just got an e-mail from a friend who knows someone who's selling. it's old but in good condition and much much better than the one i have now - touch sensitive keys, pedals etc. and i could get it, the stand and the bench for $70. ultimately, i don't want a keyboard, i want a piano. but $70 is pretty darn cheap. it's only 61 keys... but it's only $70. oh, what to do what to do?

i'm hiding in the study, learning the brahms schicksalslied while people clean my house. this is very weird. but i can't wait to see what it looks like later. of course, then we'll have to deal with this room - where we put everything so it wouldn't be in their way. hmm. we have a lot. of. stuff. the best plan would probably be to torch this room. you wouldn't know from looking at the rest of the house that there was anything missing. i'd grab my laptop and toss in a lit match on the way out. voila. right.

Comments

an alternative...

[quercum.livejournal.com]

How about eBaying the entire room?....as in...

Huge Lot of STUFF

Buy this huge lot of STUFF and save yourself years of collecting...perfect for filling that spare room...perfect for adding box upon box of STUFF to be moved...perfect for keeping the floor from showing if you don't want to clean...etc etc.. I only charge a 25% fee...what do you think?

Re: an alternative...

[phineasjones.livejournal.com]

well... heh. like i said, it would be much easier if i didn't love all my stuff the way i do. ::sigh::

[fuschia.livejournal.com]

Wow, am I non-musical. I was halfway through reading this before realizing you weren't talking about a typey keyboard. :)
$70 sounds pretty good, though.

Re:

[phineasjones.livejournal.com]

hahaha. i didn't even think of that. yeah, why would anyone pay $70 for a used computer keyboard? um... right.

*g*