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Something Loved, Something Said, Something Learned, and Something Read has been left until the last minute for March. Very much like so many other things that I do! One day perhaps my "Something Learned" will be a life hack that will help me plan ahead better!
Something Loved
Among the many things I loved this month:
hockey games and other fun times with family and friends
Among the many things I loved this month:
hockey games and other fun times with family and friends
teaching at our homeschool co-op, especially when we can use movies to help us understand writing concepts
and finishing (or nearly, anyway) a redecorating project in our dining room.
Something Said
I'll let you make your own decisions. Unless I don't like them, then I'll tell you what to do. ~our choir director
Music is the mediator between the spiritual and the sensual life. ~Ludwig van Beethoven
Something Learned
My daughter often finds interesting YouTube videos she shares with me. I thought this one was so neat. I do prefer the sound of some keys over others, and even for certain songs, but why would that be so if the relationships between the notes are the same? This video explores the idea that keys have different characteristics. Is D minor the saddest of all keys? I learned some details about music history and key vocabulary.
My daughter often finds interesting YouTube videos she shares with me. I thought this one was so neat. I do prefer the sound of some keys over others, and even for certain songs, but why would that be so if the relationships between the notes are the same? This video explores the idea that keys have different characteristics. Is D minor the saddest of all keys? I learned some details about music history and key vocabulary.
Something Read
I completed two books in March, and I'm currently working on four others. You can see more about my reading in my Monthly Bookshelf Review for March 2019.
The White City: True Colors: Historical Stories of American Crime
by Grace Hitchcock
Downsizing The Family Home: What to Save, What to Let Go
by Marni Jameson
The White City: True Colors: Historical Stories of American Crime
by Grace HitchcockDownsizing The Family Home: What to Save, What to Let Go
by Marni Jameson 
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We are currently downsizing. I should read the downsizing book!
ReplyDeleteI love your choir director's quote. I wish I would have read it while I was still teaching. I could have used that! :)
Love the little coffee bar in your dining room! Also, better late than never - so glad you made the link-up!
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