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Tag Archives: life
Bombs Away!
Remember a few hundred years ago when we talked like this? It was usually a comical thing. But sometimes, like lately, when one “bomb” follows on the heels of another in life, this is the perfect description…Bombs Away!!!! After 6 … Continue reading
Rough Patches in Life
I texted my sister the other day…”when is retirement going to be fun?” She texted back…”ummmm…never. Haha.” It seems like when you’re busy working full time, and in my case, a full time job running a church office Monday through … Continue reading
Musician Life
I’ve written numerous blogs on life as a musician. I’m an opera singer, voice teacher, pianist, piano teacher, modest organist and choir director. So which one of the previous list will make me rich? I’ve always said “music doesn’t pay … Continue reading
Cartoons
I just saw a question…”Who is your favorite cartoon character?” My favorite cartoon character has always been Bugs Bunny. What a hoot and a holler! And his battle cry was always, “Eh, what’s up doc?” For as long as I … Continue reading
Posted in Life with Eve
Tagged animation, beauty, bugs-bunny, cartoons, life, music, writing
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Being Individual
Have you ever really thought about that…how individual you are? A lot of times we respond to a specific situation with…”Well I wouldn’t do it that way!” Or “That’s not what I want!” We get very indignant about being grouped … Continue reading
Reliving Special Moments
I ran into a question…”if you could relive a day in your life what would it be?” Well it would be the day I gave my Graduate Recital in 1993 to obtain my Masters in Applied Music Pedagogy (private teaching). … Continue reading
Posted in Making Music
Tagged art, classical-music, family, life, music, opera, singer
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Realistic Learning
Now what’s she talking about? Hahaha! Being realistic about learning whatever it is you want to learn. I am gearing this towards music because I’m a professional musician. But the advice in this blog can be applied to any personal … Continue reading
Living in the Past
I saw a question online the other day. It was “what is your favorite quote?” I thought about a meme I saw online about a person asking a Hindu monk…and this is not a direct quote…”how do I deal with … Continue reading
Sentimental
Here’s a question. How long should one hold on to sentimental stuff? Maybe things your parents left you or things from the past like school awards etc., or little doo-dads you bought years ago that are soooo cute but now? … Continue reading
People and Safe Spaces
So as a professional musician I have been teaching privately for almost 40 years. I’ve also worked other jobs (have to pay the mortgage you know) in insurance and a couple of other areas but the longest has been running … Continue reading