I’m so proud of my munchkins that I’m breaking my no face online rule. I’m figuring that you’d never recognize them in real life because I had them all cleaned, combed, and dressed up for this. We practiced for less than 2 weeks, and they sang for the Christmas Candlelight service at our church on [...]
Posts Tagged ‘Music’
When Do You Play Christmas Music?
You can type an answer in the questions or add a video at SayitFacetoFace.com. This post linked to Aloha Friday.
A Kiss For You
Thought I would brighten your Monday with some clips of my most favorite baby. She’s not mine. That’s part of the fun. I can hand her to her mother when she’s cranky. Check out this crazy musical toy. It is a yellow duck, in a red santa suit, that sings We Wish You a Merry [...]
Dwelling In Beulah Land
I’ve had the privilege of attending the same church from elementary school till present day. We have sung “Dwelling in Beulah Land” by C. Austin Miles for many years. [Except we don't sing it as slow as the link plays it.] As a young person I eagerly anticipated the chorus where the church, mostly the [...]
Sunday Poem ~ The Master’s Touch
The Master’s Touch In the still air the music lies unheard; In the rough marble beauty hides unseen; To wake the music and beauty, needs The master’s tough, the sculptor’s chisel keen. Great Master, touch us with Thy skillful hand! Let not the music that is in us die; Great Sculptor, hew and [...]
Veterans Day is Coming
I know, it’s another link… It just seems to fit for this week. A Soldier’s song – If I Die Before You Wake. Thanks to my oldest sister for sending the link to me a while ago. I’m pretty sure you read my blog because my site meter says Portugal and who else in Portugal would read my blog?!
A Review of My New CD
Last Friday my husband went to a Pastor’s Fellowship [no, he's not a Pastor - his dad is]. He brought back a cd as a surprise for me! It’s called If Eyes Could See by the Steve Petit Evangelistic Team . We have listened to a couple of their cd’s that a friend of ours [...]
One Gene and Only One
This article popped up on Yahoo today. Click on the title to read the full article. [I'm not endorsing just referencing.] One gene may be key to coveted perfect pitch Musicians and singers work for years to develop their sense of pitch but few can name a musical note without a reference tone. U.S. researchers [...]
Mondegreens
According to Answers.com a Mondegreen is “A series of words that result from the mishearing or misinterpretation of a statement or song lyric.” [To find out how the word got started click here.] Some examples that you have probably heard before are when a child interprets the hymns Gladly the Cross I’d Bear as Gladly, [...]
