Rabscuttle · 41-45
You don't have to be fantastic at something to enjoy doing it.
I took up the harp because I wanted to do something that was simply and unambiguously beautiful. Ever hear a skilled harpist play? There's nothing quite like it. Ever hear a not-particularly-skilled harpist play? It's still pretty (try that with a violin!). Am I good at it? No. But I still have fun, and that's what matters.
I took up the harp because I wanted to do something that was simply and unambiguously beautiful. Ever hear a skilled harpist play? There's nothing quite like it. Ever hear a not-particularly-skilled harpist play? It's still pretty (try that with a violin!). Am I good at it? No. But I still have fun, and that's what matters.
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SwedenGuy · 56-60, M
@Rabscuttle was it an accident that caused it or did it just showed up randomly?
Rabscuttle · 41-45
@SwedenGuy Most likely, genetics is the culprit; nerve damage from one of those congenital problems that you don't learn about until they kick on.
SwedenGuy · 56-60, M
@Rabscuttle Similar to mine then but instead of hands its my legs.