Journal

I've been reading The Picture Of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde the past few days. This is my first "story" book of this kind, and I was drawn to Oscar's prose, and then to his ability to describe conversations with detail, and then to

Now we know where Mark Manson gets content for his book from 😁

When Breath Becomes Air is a book that, in my opinion, everyone should read. In the last part of the book the author's wife quotes the servant song: A few months after his diagnosis, we sang the hymn “The Servant Song” while standing side by side in a

Victor Borge's videos gave me the perfect start to 2020.

This post has been on my drafts since May. I read two blog posts by Megan Holstein around that time: 1. 5 signs you are wasting your life 2. 5 signs you are wasting your life (Objections) I quote the 5 points from the first post below: 1. You don’

At the start of this year, I thought I'll write a blog-post or two every month. But a number of things decided to come my way and writing din't get the time it deserved. The problem is that getting back to something after a break is

How we take things for granted!

"Your parents miss you and wish you'd call. Later you'll miss them and wish you could."

This year I've decided to focus on three areas of my piano playing, ordered by priority: 1. Get really good at sight reading 2. Work on technique 3. Get more familiar with all 12 keys My sight reading skill Well, it's kind-of not existent at the