One interesting experience this weekend was when Kathy and I attended the dance recital of our goddaughter, Anneka Barrow, Saturday afternoon. Actually, I was detained at home teaching a couple of voice lessons after I got home from solo and ensemble, so I ended up missing the first half of the recital- which was the
Saturday was State Solo and Ensemble, and it’s actually not much of an exaggeration to say that it’s my favorite day of the year. . . like Christmas, my birthday, a family reunion and the Fourth of July rolled into one. It’s the one day of the year where I feel utterly and completely in
Kathy and I went to see “Children of Eden” last night - her first time seeing any of it and my first time seeing the show start to finish . . . and what a wonderful experience. It’s both a poignant and funny show, retelling the story of Adam and Eve through Noah and the
In a frantically busy week, I can say in all honesty that one of the things I enjoyed the very most was playing piano for my wife’s choir concert at Schulte Elementary School - and I’m not just saying it because she often reads my blog. I really had a blast, partly because I’m not
I’m glad there isn’t a law against Bad Puns in Cyber Space, or this blog would have been shut down a long time ago. The mishap pictured above just can’t pass without comment, especially because it provided a perfect little moment of hilarity in the midst of one of my most hectic days in recent
