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Monthly Archives: May 2022
Astonishing
Singing for funerals is part of my music ministry. It may sound morbid, but it comforts the bereaved. As long as I focus on the music and avoid eye contact, I am fine. This music ministry began when I was … Continue reading
Posted in funerals, music for funerals, Music Ministry
Tagged choir members, German, processional
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Inspiration
With a buoyant sensation, I peruse the gardens. Newly planted herbs offer inspiration for dinner. Recalling past blog comments, small epiphanies hit. A salad topped with flowers? Basil or parsley? Turning inward to avoid distractions, I realize I am hyper-focused … Continue reading
Posted in flowers, garden, herbs, inspiration, simple pleasures
Tagged cardinal song, Greek oregano, lilacs, parsley, rosemary
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A Bushel and a Peck
Taking a walk down memory lane today. Music. I am reminded of watching my mother do a few dance steps in our kitchen when a particular song came on the radio. She taught me some of the Charleston when Dixieland … Continue reading
Posted in piano, music, memory lane, songs, dances
Tagged A Bushel and a Peck, Charleston, Dixieland Jazz, Flat Foot Floogie, twist
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Short and Sweet Haiku
Happy Mother’s Day! To all mothers far and near. Sweet hugs and blessings!