'Little moments can have a feeling and a texture that is very real'.
~Ralph Fiennes
Close up of the pebbles in the walk on today's walk; generally there are lizards skittering across them.
Seeds for Bogart's special kitty grass/herbal mixture that we're growing.
And as I just got three new flute students signed up today, decided it was time to dust off the silver keys and get the embouchure back in shape.
Wow! 3 new students-- that's great.
ReplyDeleteGlad that you have a schedule that you can live with!
Yes, it helps with those who are bailing. Once school begins, things ought to be a bit steadier with students.
DeleteHow lovely to be able to pick up not one, but three instruments, at your leisure. Making a life of music takes more work and talent than it appears from the outside.
ReplyDeleteThis is today's bit of wisdom.
Not really leisure~from 'This is Your Brain on Music' by Daniel Levitin (the McGill prof with whom I would love to study)it takes over 10,000 hours of practice to become proficient on any instrument.
DeleteBut far better that then hours of TV!
What a lovely blog~think it needs to be printed out and framed somewhere in my home~thank you for posting that.
And what is in Bogart's "herbal mixture"?
ReplyDeleteHah! Like I'm going to put that in writing on the internet.
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