I play the piano for a small country church in neighboring Paris, Kentucky. Hopewell Presbyterian is one of the oldest churches in Bourbon County, since the late 1700's. I'm betting it's seen many, many things over the years, but I'm guessing this particular thing is a first. Do you see it?
This is where I sit, at my beloved old 1907 Kurtzmann piano that is still going strong. And the lamb in the picture is Lila. Almost all of our lambs have attended church with me. Some stay longer than other (Lila, Liddy, Bullwinkle, Biscuit). Some spend more time outside (Keebler, Maisie, Baaxter).
I'd link to all their church stories, but it's getting late and I need to hit the hay. You can use the search box for "church" "piano" "Easter" or "Hopewell" and probably find most of them. Or scroll back through each lamb's name in the labels. That's a fun rainy afternoon activity :-).
I'd link to all their church stories, but it's getting late and I need to hit the hay. You can use the search box for "church" "piano" "Easter" or "Hopewell" and probably find most of them. Or scroll back through each lamb's name in the labels. That's a fun rainy afternoon activity :-).
A little closer view. Look out the window. Do you see it?
Yep, that's a four leaf clover. Stuck in a spider web. On the outside of the window. Next to my piano. It looks like it has been pressed. It's flat and brown.
Where on earth did it come from?
