And because two recitals in one week isn't quite enough, we had one more. Ruby's summer guitar recital took place in her teacher's serene back yard with a reception afterward. She practiced...um...hard?..for it. She really did, except when it was late at night and she got the giggles.
I am so happy that Ruby fell in love with classical guitar. I love it, too. She said to me, "You're going to miss me when I'm in Spain for two months studying guitar and flamenco." I said, "No I'm not, I'm going to be thrilled that you're there. And I'm going to come visit you, too." That's an experience that I hope is buried somewhere in Ruby's exciting future. For now, a piece whose name I can't remember. I just call it #5, as in, "Ruby, how are you doing on #5? Come play it for me." Good job, Ruby! Except on that one part that I told you to practice more. (She told me that she messed it up on purpose because I told her it wasn't ready. Uh-huh. She's definitely Scott's child!)
I am so happy that Ruby fell in love with classical guitar. I love it, too. She said to me, "You're going to miss me when I'm in Spain for two months studying guitar and flamenco." I said, "No I'm not, I'm going to be thrilled that you're there. And I'm going to come visit you, too." That's an experience that I hope is buried somewhere in Ruby's exciting future. For now, a piece whose name I can't remember. I just call it #5, as in, "Ruby, how are you doing on #5? Come play it for me." Good job, Ruby! Except on that one part that I told you to practice more. (She told me that she messed it up on purpose because I told her it wasn't ready. Uh-huh. She's definitely Scott's child!)
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Good job Rubes!!! You are all so talented.
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