Hello Dear Reader,
Musical talent seems to have skipped our family although we have many musical relatives and ancestors.  One time, when Grandpa (Wes) Carter was singing a hymn in church with the congregation, the man whom he shared the hymn book with moved Wes’s thumb.  Wes asked, “Why did you do that?”  The man replied, “So I could see the note.”  Grandpa was amazed.  He had no idea that people read notes and sang them. 
He was talented in a way, though, that I will always remember.  He was a great whistler.  He could whistle any tune—and it sounded beautiful.  If he were to enter a whistling competition today I’m sure he would do very well.  I have heard a few gifted whistlers in my life and Wes Carter rates right up there among the best of them.
Love,
Aunt Genni
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
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1 comment:
I have to agree. One of the things I remember vividly about Grandpa is what a good whistler he was.
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