So, like all good things, it had to come to an end. I don't feel that I was really given a choice in the matter. I love my job, don't get me wrong. But, I was told that I simply need to be at work more and not take extra time off to teach. Which is fine. But I really hate trading one good thing for another good thing. It's like trading a half eaten peanut buster parfait from Dairy Queen for a fro-yo from Orange Leaf. It's not fair. I'm afraid that I'm going to regret it. I'm afraid that I traded the wrong thing. I was given the option to just make lessons on different days or different times, but no one's schedule would have worked with mine.
So, needless to say, I'm sad. So very sad. It took everything I had not to cry. All day.
So, dearest piano kids, I love you. I always will. I'm sorry I let you down. Please. Go on. Be musical. Make me proud.
3 comments:
Katie! I didn't know that you taught piano! Is it silly that I totally want to take lessons?? Maybe you could teach me!? I would be the best student:)
I'm so sorry that you had to give up something you love so much (I do love the DQ analogy). If only everything could work out perfectly...and it should for you...I said so.
what do you think is better, online piano lessons or the good old fashioned human teacher?
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