A is taking part in a world music
class that sings, dances, and plays assorted instruments to world music, I
think specifically African and South American music. Our friend MB leads the
class, and her daughter is friends with A, so it is a really good fit. Plus,
some of A’s friends from all over are in it. She is loving it, and as it’s good
to get something going outside the hockey rink. As you may have noticed, my healthy
love affair with hockey is growing lukewarm.
A said she recognizes some of the
songs, and one of them she has performed in the past on guitar. When she
mentioned this to MB, she told her to bring her guitar along and sing it. I was
pretty stoked to hear that, she’s a good guitar player and has a lovely singing
voice. Plus, she’s a fairly natural performer, even though she is pensive at
times. What’s nice about playing the guitar is that there’s the cool factor to
it that you just can’t discount.
The class is at a perfect time, as
well, because it falls right during N’s practice, and it’s literally right down
the road, so I can drop them both off in one trip. The timing couldn’t be
better, and there are several ride options because of the people we know that
are doing it. I love when that happens.
They are going to have a big
performance in town, which that should be nice. The most important thing is
that she is really enjoying it, and that the kids have a chance to shine. You
just can’t put a price on those moments.
Until the next time, thanks for
reading, and thanks to Christo Doherty for the pic.
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