Discovering Makeup – Uncovering Confidence
Sometimes I get sick and tired of talking about diapers, teething, or my lack of sleep. I think fondly back on the days when I brushed my hair on a regular basis, or maybe those nights when I would go out and do something I liked – something that gave me a bit of culture. more »
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Sorry that I’ve been a bit quiet on the blogging front. I’ve been busy with a sick baby, a sick Tall Dad, but mostly this — I’ve been performing in the Rhode Island Philharmonic Link Up Music Education Concerts. Over 11,000 kids came to Veterans Memorial Auditorium this week to ROCK with the Rhode Island more »
Episode 5 of ParentCast (Tall Dad and my new podcast,) is as all about babies and music. We were able to interview the super talented Jennifer Romanat – owner and teacher of East Side Music Together. She’s a dynamite educator, and I already gushed about how much fun her baby music class is over in this more »
Rhode Island Music Class For Babies and Young Children Music plays an integral part of my life. I’m a little obsessed. I’ve taught music as my job, performed in musical ensembles almost all of my life, received a Bachelor of Music from the University of Rhode Island, and currently perform in the Rhode Island Wind more »
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I used to sing and play my ukulele to my tiny baby throughout my pregnancy. Since he has been born, I haven’t had a lot of time to play my larger instruments, but I still have time for the ukulele. Sure, it isn’t my strongest instrument, but I keep it by my glider in the more »
I had to share this funny trending video with you this morning! Hopefully it will give you a good laugh 🙂 The Sydney Symphony challenged their Facebook fans to rewrite the opening chorus of Carmina Burana. Matthew Hodge’s winning lyrics, titled “An Ode To Sleep-Deprived Parents” took home the prize! Granted, I’m only sleep deprived more »