It's always something
Mar. 17th, 2020 12:51 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
rscNot a big deal in light of current events, but not something I really needed right now.
Late yesterday afternoon, we heard what sounded like a bunch of stuff falling over, but couldn't immediately find a cause either in the kitchen (my guess) or outside ([Unknown site tag]'s).
This morning we discovered the cause: one of the supports under the top shelf of my sheet-music bookshelf had broken, causing the shelf to spill its contents (all of the solo piano music except for the ones that have actually been used any time recently, which are piled on the piano) onto the floor at the feet of the piano bench. (Overlooked yesterday because the room in question was dark, and it didn't occur to us to look.)
Some of those books are old, and weren't in very good shape. They're in worse shape now. All are piled on the couch in the music room. I'm not sure what we're going to do about repairing the bookshelf (nothing right now, what with hardware stores likely not going to be useful anytime soon).
Late yesterday afternoon, we heard what sounded like a bunch of stuff falling over, but couldn't immediately find a cause either in the kitchen (my guess) or outside ([Unknown site tag]'s).
This morning we discovered the cause: one of the supports under the top shelf of my sheet-music bookshelf had broken, causing the shelf to spill its contents (all of the solo piano music except for the ones that have actually been used any time recently, which are piled on the piano) onto the floor at the feet of the piano bench. (Overlooked yesterday because the room in question was dark, and it didn't occur to us to look.)
Some of those books are old, and weren't in very good shape. They're in worse shape now. All are piled on the couch in the music room. I'm not sure what we're going to do about repairing the bookshelf (nothing right now, what with hardware stores likely not going to be useful anytime soon).
