A good piano day

[Erwinspiano at aol.com]

Dave
  I love this report.  Pay attention, treat people  right, enjoy life ,get 
paid.  What a recipe!
  Dave I've seen you grow in stature as a tech & its'  great to see.  
  People are watching
  Dale

Every once in awhile, we have a day when all of the pianos are quality  
instruments, the customers are incredibly nice, there are no snafus to throw  off a 
really busy schedule, and driving is minimal.  
 
Yesterday was one of those lucky days for me.  I had 5 jobs, not a  one of 
them more than 5 miles from my home:  A Steinway L, Boston up 118,  Seiler 186 
(brand new), Kawai RX 2 grand, and Kawai K50 upright.  All of  the pianos 
needed a partial pitch raise, except for the Boston--I last tuned  it about 5 years 
ago--which was right at pitch.  
 
It was a 10 1/2 hour day, but it was far easier than a day with one  decaying 
old upright or elbow-breaking Winter spinet.  
 
For those of us who might be struggling to get their business off the  
ground, hang in there.  The rewards can be well worth it.
 
I am so grateful not to be chained to a cubicle!
 
Dave Stahl



 
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