Susan (in SoCal) ps. I glanced thru a couple posts. Jane Eyre is one of my all-time favorite novels that I've read as an adult. I loved her "first person" voice for all the reasons you mentioned below. Truly, a fantastic novel.
Awwww, my two are taller than me (17 and 19).It's so nice to see such a sweet little one like that! I think I need to go watch an old home movie now...
What a happy little cutie! At first glance I could have said that was MY 2yo...except we don't have a piano like that. :)
I still have the instructions for making the Greek alphabet, but we've never done it. How are yours holding up? Did you ever find a foam-type material to mass produce them?
How adorable! The next Bach?? LOL. At least he is smiling. My DD groans when we sit down at the piano. ;-) I think it has something to do with being 8yo.
Wow! I've never received so many comments before! I don't post very often, but when I do, it's usually lengthy -- thoughts on what I'm reading, etc. Thanks for looking.
Not sure if I can respond to individual comments, so Lee -- I'll just say that my clay letters are holding up nicely. A couple have broken. I gave up on foam, becuase the feedback I received was that people really wanted plastic. Also, the cost to mass-produce foam was still quite expensive.
Starting him young! That's a good thing :) My littles love to play at the piano too. I don't discourage it so hopefully they'll really want to learn how some day.
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Oh how cute!! A master in the making! *Ü* Happy Early WW~
Lisa WTM forum
A pianist in the making?!? Very cute :-)
Susan (in SoCal)
ps. I glanced thru a couple posts. Jane Eyre is one of my all-time favorite novels that I've read as an adult. I loved her "first person" voice for all the reasons you mentioned below. Truly, a fantastic novel.
hehe. Lisa and I were posting the same thought at the same time. what a hoot!
Awwww, my two are taller than me (17 and 19).It's so nice to see such a sweet little one like that! I think I need to go watch an old home movie now...
Happy early WW!
Lisa
What a happy little cutie!
At first glance I could have said that was MY 2yo...except we don't have a piano like that. :)
I still have the instructions for making the Greek alphabet, but we've never done it. How are yours holding up? Did you ever find a foam-type material to mass produce them?
Lee (from the WTM board)
What a cutie!
What a cutie!
How adorable! The next Bach?? LOL. At least he is smiling. My DD groans when we sit down at the piano. ;-) I think it has something to do with being 8yo.
Wow! I've never received so many comments before! I don't post very often, but when I do, it's usually lengthy -- thoughts on what I'm reading, etc. Thanks for looking.
Not sure if I can respond to individual comments, so Lee -- I'll just say that my clay letters are holding up nicely. A couple have broken. I gave up on foam, becuase the feedback I received was that people really wanted plastic. Also, the cost to mass-produce foam was still quite expensive.
Starting him young! That's a good thing :)
My littles love to play at the piano too. I don't discourage it so hopefully they'll really want to learn how some day.
Adorable! Keep training those young musicians!
Patricia
Happy WW
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