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Ten-Finger Exercises

Just play: don't look at your hands!

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What a dumb title for a person who never got a single star

on her piano lessons!

Daily practice is the thing though: the practice of noticing as well as of writing.

However, I'd much rather play duets than solos, so hop right in! You can do the melody or the base part, I don't care.

Just play along--we'll make up the tune as we go.

I'll try to write regularly and deliberately. Sometimes I will do it poorly, tritely, stiltedly, obscurely. I will try to persevere regardless. It seems to be where my heart wants to go, and that means to me that God wants me there too.

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409 Days 22 Hours ago, in response to "it's half past april!"

Elizabeth Montgomery

said:

At my house (I cannot speak for the various religious institutions a I do not attend them) we cook egg dishes as they promote fertility of all types. We laugh and enjoy picnics or just sit on the porch and enjoy the newly cut grass smells wafting in from all the nearby yards. Since we just moved, I must admit that I'm speculating on this year's pursuits but I see no reason for it to be very different from years past. This year, we will add one other thing to the menu. As Worldwide Pinhole Photography day also falls on Easter day, we will be having a photographic expedition as well. More importantly, we enjoy each other.

410 Days 4 Hours ago, in response to "it's half past april!"

Kåre Enga i Sverige 30.mai

said:

Was it a retro ad? Working on nostalgia? Still, whatever prompts writing is good.

410 Days 17 Hours ago, in response to "it's half past april!"

Scarlett

said:

Good to see you here and I can't belive it's half past April already.

Yep, chocolate eggs and bunnies is about as much as anyone here associates with Easter.

Part of the reason I dislike these holidays so much, especially that C one...only a few months and they'll be flaunting it again. AHHHHH

410 Days 19 Hours ago, in response to "it's half past april!"

alfred booth, wanbli ska

said:

All the various Evangelist churches my sister and family have attended for the last 30 years do not seem to have these problems. In France, the Catholic churches are deserted. Signs of the times, I guess.

No matter the reason, I liked seeing your blog title pop up this morning in my favorites column.

510 Days 3 Hours ago, in response to "if it doesn't get better..."

alfred booth, wanbli ska

said:

Since the iPad came out, I've wanted one. Pierre played a wonderful Santa this year. BUT, what interested/s me the most about it is the iBook feature, which makes reading such a pleasure. I do not intend to use this in public so we didn't bother about the GS. Free WiFi is common here but I don't need to be connectable to internet at EVERY minute of the day! For that I have my iPhone, but reading a book on its tiny screen was for the birds, even though I've done so for over a year now. So I'd say your son doesn't need a Kindle with GS. And here in France it is indeed an extra monthly cost. But that's just my opinion based on how I personally use my Apple appliances.

510 Days 17 Hours ago, in response to "if it doesn't get better..."

Scarlett

said:

It's worrying when doctors say those things, but at least she's being thorough and will hopefully sort things out soon.

I so admire the work you do; it must be very upsetting at times. Hoping your new patient will bring you some reward for all your dedication.

I'd be interested in reading that article if you can send the link.

I've not used a Kindle but hear good reports of them. I have to say I'm liking my iPad more and more, although they are a lot more expensive than Kindles.

511 Days 17 Hours ago, in response to "Back to work Monday"

Scarlett

said:

The book sounds fascinating and definitely one to add to my list. Thanks.

Hope the doctor cah help; niggling pains certainly need investigating.

I realised a while back I was wasting too much time on FB games, so decided to give them up. I still feel short of time, but relieved by the pressure of not having to keep up on there.

511 Days 17 Hours ago, in response to "Back to work Monday"

Rainbowapple

said:

The Amy Tan book sounds really interesting-one for my reading 'list'. Hope that your dr's appt goes well tomorrow morning.

511 Days 23 Hours ago, in response to "restful lazy new year's day"

Wren

said:

They weren't screaming at each other, just at the dogs, who continued to bark at us. It's a technique that obviously doesn't work, but people continue to use it. Me too sometimes. Stupid.

The family was actually nice, and had been taking care of this adult son for several years, without much sense of hygiene I guess. They were just poor and had lots of people living in the house together, plus pets.

513 Days 7 Hours ago, in response to "restful lazy new year's day"

alfred booth, wanbli ska

said:

How can one go to help a group of people supposedly in mourning and find them screaming at each other, obviously riling to dogs to barking? I think I would have simply walked away from them and left them to their bickering. Doesn't seem like they needed a sense of calm to get on with their grief! I hope your presence had them automatically checking themselves, and the group calmed down - although many people don't mind an audience when they hang out their dirty laundry in public...

#15. 2 good stories from nurses
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#14. slogging through the blogs
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#13. Flying high
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#12. Crazy quilt
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#11. Good bye Carrie Nation?
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#10. How do we respond to majesty?
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#9. How do we respond?
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#8. Appreciation
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#7. Forgiveness
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#6. Coke machines and other carrots
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#5. Birds and Fishes
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#4. A rhyme-y day
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#3. A sunny day for Sandy
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#2. Cherry pink
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#1. Family relationships
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