Here’s my contribution for this week’s One-Liner Wednesday by Linda G. Hill:
As seen on a town square bulletin board in Lebanon, New Hampshire:
Free piano – small upright – just around the corner – come and get it, bring help.
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On my way! Oh darn- bet I’ve missed it 🙂
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Better luck next time 😉
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That is a different look at things, for sure.
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Well you wouldn’t want someone showing up alone now would you? 😉
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No, I guess I wouldn’t.
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This was a fun example of a one liner which intrigues the reader! Just want to go and check it out! 🙂
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Thanks Robin 🙂
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Fabulous Norm I still giggling, puts me in mind o Laurel and Hardy, the made a black and white film of moving a piano in what looked like San Francisco ….. You can imagine the consequences. 😊 x
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Slapstick 😀
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It doesn’t say what condition it’s in. Might not be worth the trip or the pulled back muscles. 🙂
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You have a good point there.
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We had a lovely refurbished upright when we lived in Cleveland that we didn’t have room for in our rental house here in Illinois. I was going to have to pay someone $200 to take it away (and get rid of it, I imagine), but finally found someone with a child who took lessons but didn’t have a piano. It turned into a win-win, as I didn’t charge the parents for the piano and they pay the piano movers’ fee to take it to their house instead of wherever it would have gone. I was so happy. And it took three very large men and a moving “thingie” to move that monster.
janet
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Well the good thing is that it didn’t go to waste. Glad you were able to find a good home for it 😉
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Phew! I hate movin anyway, best I don’t own a piano! 😛
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Yeah violins, mandolins, and ukuleles are a lot more portable 🙂
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“Bring help” … for anyone who has ever moved a piano, that’s a good plan 🙂
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It is indeed 🙂
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Bring -a lot- of help!
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A job for the young and fit, that’s for sure.
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Well hey, since it’s just around the corner…
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Hey go for it – I just hope you know a good chiropractor 😉
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