We are a talented family indeed!
Veda is doing great on the violin. She is playing all the twinkle variations WELL. Just the two of us are going over to Oahu for the Honolulu Suzuki Institute in a couple weeks. We will attend violin, music, and art classes and a lot of other fun stuff.
Veda is doing great on the violin. She is playing all the twinkle variations WELL. Just the two of us are going over to Oahu for the Honolulu Suzuki Institute in a couple weeks. We will attend violin, music, and art classes and a lot of other fun stuff.
I have started teaching Eve Suzuki violin. We use this cardboard violin until she has learned proper posture and how to hold it without dropping it. I had to take this picture of my little virtuoso in diapers. Someday this will be worth big money. I see great potential in this one. She has amazing focus for a 2 year old.
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Your gift of music is an incredible one to share with them.
Rock on Parkers!! Maybe you guys could be the cool Osmonds or something. You have the good teeth AND the music talent!
OK, I'm framing that picture of Evie. PRECIOUS!
Hi Kaycee! Remember me, Emily Earl? I am sure Carey told you that she met me online! She is so great! SO fun to see you and your cute family! You look just the way I remember you, minus the 80's bangs!
oh, my...the last 4 letters of the word verification i have to type in to post this are KCQT! too funny!
Hey there! I saw your blog link on Rob and Monica's and wanted to catch up! Looks like you're doing well! Hawaii- I'm jealous! We've been twice in the last few years and would love to get stationed there! Tell Tanya HELLO for me- her blog won't let me on... Wendy Tripple :}
Hey Emily! Of course I remember you. I looked at your jewelry - beautiful! And you look gorgeous as ever. :) I wanted to be you when we were in 6th grade! I would love to see your blog! Let me know if I'm invited.
What an incredibly fabulous family! Musical too! I'm so glad that Veda is doing well on her lessons! And that picture of Evie!!!! I just want to kiss those little cheeks off! Good for you, Kaycee, for teaching them to develop their talents--and love music!
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