I am now going home not only with a huge smile on my face but thinking that everything is still very much possible. (2/2)
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My 64 y/o mother-in-law revealed to us at Christmas that she spent this past year “learning to play the fiddle,” no one in the family had any idea; and then she played, beautifully, a dozen songs for us without looking at sheet music while we sat at the table in awe. (1/2)
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I just need to reiterate that this was a secret, meant to be shared during the holiday, and maybe the greatest reveal I’ve ever been present to witness.
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I am now inspired! Wow!
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Me too!
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She got kinda choked up and said, “I have something to tell you all...” I mean, we feared cancer or something. Nope. She’d spent a year learning to play the violin (really well), and no one knew except her and her instructor.
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What a flex!
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This makes me so happy
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Clapping, howling, jaws on the floor, after a certain point videos taken and texting with family and friends ... more of the secret of it, the care that it took to keep it and the reveal. Not that she could learn, but that she was already good.
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