Classical Music Binge!

Hello.

Well, In a flare up of my happiness last night, when i was thinking about how wonderful It felt on the 24th when Aaron's Mother had put my video onto Aaron's blog, I not only continued working on the Fourth Movement of "Capriccio, BWV 992," But learned a very short but beautiful Minuet in G Major by Telemann.

This Minuet is very nice to listen to, and I sat there in my room listened and learned it practicing on my keyboard that was and is now still beside my computer, which is looking like where it will be staying for now.

Tomorrow, I rejoice as 20 days will have past since that wonderful night.

I gotta tell you, there are no words to describe how wonderful that feeling felt, and how that happiness has lingered with me.

I'm going on a classical  music binge.

I'm just throwing myself into this music learning new pieces one after another.

I'm starting on another Minuet today and continuing with the fourth movement of "Capriccio!"

You know, when I hear these classical pieces, I think about Aaron so much.

God places people on somebody's heart for a reason, and I'm rejoicing and giving God praise for putting Aaron into my heart, and I'm playing more classical music to use the gift that Jesus Gave me.

I will use it to glorify him, and to entertain others as well as myself.

I love Minuets.

Now that this keyboard is in my room, I can just learn piece after piece after piece, after piece, after piece after piece, after piece, after piece, after piece.

There's a volume control, so when I get up at 04:00 in the morning to turn off my alarming feeding pump and to wrince my tube out, I can turn the volume down, and essentially practice in the dark learning these pieces.

This classical music binge is going to be alot of fun, and I can feel it coming on.

I'm so thankful for everything God has given me over the last month, and really over my whole entire life really.

We've got so many things to be thankful for!

I'm plugging a lot so I'm drinking a lot of extra water, and no doubt keeping an eye on my trach and having to suction these plugs out when they occur.

If you don't know what plugging is, It's when the patient's trach develops a mucous plug that blocks air from getting in or out.

This can be dangerous, and must be removed As soon as possible.

Thank you all for listening to another blog post, and God's blessings be with you.

P.S. Oh yeah, that Minuet in E Flat and the Piece to follow, that I'm composing for Aaron, is going very very well.

I'm giving God praise for this, and asking to help me continue on like this!