Guest guest Posted July 10, 2007 Report Share Posted July 10, 2007 Just want to let you know how Amma helped me yesterday. i have a violin student, a girl, 13 yrs old, who had a very crummy violin. She is just wonderful and I am friends with her mother. So, I lent her my father's old violin, that was in good shape. Violins need to be played. She took good care of it and came for lessons every week. Then, suddenly, in May, they stopped coming. No phone call, no email, nothing. This mom has 3 kids she homeschools and is very busy going back and forth. The 2 oldest were in Spring track, so I thought she just got overwhelmed. After 3 weeks, I still hadn't heard from her, despite phone calls, and so forth. I started being anxious, wondering what was going on. I wondered if the violin had been broken and they were afraid to tell me. I even wrote her a letter, but no response. I finally asked Amma to let me let the whole thing go, at least as far as being anxious. Yesterday, we were headed back home from a visit to a friend, and I thought I might stop by my student's house and say hello, not sure of what reception I might receive! I had gotten directions from another person, but never visited there before. Amma led me straight to their house and the mom was just unloading the car from visiting the store. 5 minutes earlier and I would have missed her entirely. She saw me drive up and looked apprehensive. I got out of the car and walked to her and just gave her the biggest hug I could, and told her that I had missed her and she hugged me back and said the same. It turns out that she did feel realy guilty about not getting in touch and it just got more and more on her mind. We went into the house and I had a great 1/2 hour visit with her and when I told her that I just didn't want to lose contact with her, that it was important to me because I cared about her and her family, she cried. And guess what?! They had just received another violin from a friend and I got my dad's violin back, safe and sound. And she still wants her child to take lessons! Thank you AMMA!! Mary E Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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