Showing posts with label music. Show all posts
Showing posts with label music. Show all posts

Sunday, April 25, 2010

Busy Saturday

Yesterday was a full day! Hence no post.

Started the day at the church flea market/plant sale/car wash. I worked the concession stand with a good friend, making work much easier. While Haley washed cars with the youth group. Jacob stayed home with Faith. Making it easier for me to work and not worry about what she was getting in to, and Lord knows Jacob didn't mind the excuse to not have to work.

I did have an opportunity to peruse the plant sale. Came home with an awesome tomato plant, grown by a parishioner in his green house.

And a healthy forsythia shrub. To help Mike and I with our landscaping efforts.

Then we were off to a local elementary school for their music jamboree. Where Jacob's band DTK (Dressed to Kill) had a 45 minute set to play. They do well for teenage boys with big dreams.

Back home to get cleaned up and ready for mass at 5:00. As I sat in the pew listening to the Gospel, I remembered... Feast of The Good Shepherd. I hadn't planned anything to celebrate it with my kids! Does this make me a bad Catholic mom? I don't know, but I do know I put a lot of pressure on myself when I don't feel I measure up.

The day is still young and I do have some house work to do that I didn't have time for yesterday. But I will at least discuss the readings with the kids and pray I haven't damaged their spiritual souls too much from this oversight.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

The Natives Were Restless

Our family chiropractor, whom I've mentioned before, is also a musician. He plays the drums, mandolin, and the didgeridoo. Every 3rd Tuesday of the month he hosts a little gathering he has dubbed "Drum Circle", bring whatever instrument you play and come enjoy the rhythm and let it sooth your soul. Mike and I had been wanting to take the kids and finally last night we made it. Jacob of course brought his guitar.

We began the night with Dr. Katz handing out colored glasses to each of us. He is really in tune to every one's aura and decided on what color you needed by reading your aura. The really cool part we noticed is that when he first handed Haley her orange glasses, she didn't put them on right away. When he came back around to her he didn't think she had any yet and handed her orange again.

Here are some photos of us having a good time all in the rhythmic zone.


The ride home provided us with all kinds of chatter about our night. The consensus was we should do that again.