Slogan: Doing the Work Reaps Rewards

Hye,
This is the last day of the month so I need to do a summary of the work that I have been trying to accomplish. The music that I listed was one of the best for me this time. I practiced all of it more often during this month than usual. Christ Child's Lullabye is my favorite at the moment, I must admit, I was able to pick up the two hands action easily and it keeps getting better and better every time I play it. My hope is that I am going to get the connection and start finding two hands just an added feature to any piece that I want to try it in.

We had a music lesson at Christine's with Alyson, she showed us new simple pieces to work on for next month's lesson; I need to sit down and work on them regularly. We had some lunch and a couple of laffs and I got lots of Happy Birthdays for my b'day which happens to be tomorrow.

I have gotten the music all put into a single binder so they aren't all in 4 or 5 different binders, folders, or envelopes. I still have to go thru and do tables of contents for the sections, make section covers, and remove any duplicates to store somewhere else. I certainly do seem to accumulate a lot of copies of the same thing.

I have to come up with a new slogan for my birthday month, hmmmmm, I'm tryna hum a few bars to see what comes of it, lol lol lol.

My list of music for practice this month is:

* Wisteria ~ for warm up, always good exercise
* Rickshaw Ride ~ pentatonic (love that sound)
* Christ Child's Lullabye
* Alyson's Exercise ~ for next month
* Mull of Kyntire ~ for next month
* Amazing Grace ~ just for a change :)

BTW: If I am going to be the only one to serenade me with Happy Birthday tomorrow, then I'm going to play it all month also. I'm in sort of a bad mood about being alone on an important day for me. Isn't there anyone in the whole world who cares??????????

chow fer now,

Meg