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Archive for January, 2008

 
I know that there are many Starbucks fans out there - my own sister included.   Give me my own Chocolate Macadamia Nut Coffee every morning,  however, freshly ground here at home, and I’m a very happy camper.  But I couldn’t resist passing this snippet along from a Starbucks cup.  Think about it - does your child [...]

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As a Kindermusik educator, I am blessed to come in contact with some extremely talented, creative people at Kindermusik International.  One of my favorites there is Molly McGinn, senior writer for Kindermusik International.   I always like to check her blog for insightful posts, and today was no exception.  I am copying her post here for [...]

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This Saturday we begin our new Kindermusik semester.  For those of you who are new to our program, here’s a little primer to let you know where we are located and how to find our classroom. 
For the past 18 months, Masterworks Studio has held Kindermusik classes at Columbia Presbyterian Church on  Columbia Drive in Decatur.  [...]

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I was introduced to a new channel on Youtube tonight and thought that Mom and Dad just might enjoy something for their own listening pleasure for a change.  Enjoy!

Thanks, Stewart!

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Our new semester begins in just two weeks!  Our Time classes will going places as we hop on a train, ride in the car, and board a plane in Away We Go! 
The instrument in this semester’s Home Materials is a set of two harmonicas, sized just right for your child’s hands.  And just to give you a [...]

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Wondertime is, undoubtedly, one of my favorite parenting magazines.  I look forward to each issue, knowing that it will have something useful for just about any and every parent.  The newest issue has a very interesting article about learning to “read” your newborn and his or her attempts to communicate with you.  I wish I had had [...]

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This morning, while I waited and watched for the tow truck to arrive at our home, I thought I saw an errant snowflake or two, periodically falling from the sky.  Usually, that’s all we will see here in the metro Atlanta area.  Lowering skies and shivering temps that presage snow elsewhere usually result only in [...]

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He didn’t know any better.  He was a self-taught musician whose creativity and technique was praised both by classically trained virtuoso Vladimir Horowitz and jazz giant Oscar Peterson.  He was remarkable in that he was blind in one eye and could only partially see out of the other one. 
Despite his physical limitations, he refused to give [...]

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