As for the boys, I won’t sick ‘em with the piano playing unless they want to. I’d love it if they’d get up on guitar, drums, or ukelele though but I’mma let them make the call. But I would like them to have some sort of musical inspiration and part of me thinks they already will since we both play something and Hubbo is a huge fan of music. He really cannot function without it.

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Thank you, hun! It’s great to meet you. Your babies are so lucky to have you at home. I hope someday to be a stay at home mom, too.

Are you a makeup fan? Or are you new to cosmetics?

I found it while link surfing. It’s great, keep up the good work!

Your hair from the 80s sounds envious! I so wanted to be Madonna, too, but I was like, 8.

Hope you’re having a good weekend!

Oh, I have a few stories like that too. I remember going to one recital and completely blanking out because of stage fright. It was terrible!

That’s so sweet that your brother gave you a keyboard. Funny, I learned how to play “Fur Elise” too, and it was the top requested song at the pinoy weekend family gatherings!

I told my mom the SAME THING! And I can’t even count the times where I didn’t practice until the day of my lesson. My teacher was hella scary, too! She wasn’t exactly warm and fuzzy. She was pinay and had a thick accent, along with one eye that would squint at me angrily all the time.

Like you, I played for church, too, ha ha! I played flute, too.

Yeah, we got trophies, but the parents had to chip in to pay for them. I hated going to recitals. I found them terrifying and incredibly BORING! Sadly, I don’t really play now. The piano’s at my parent’s house and the only time I bother playing it is when I’m by myself. I still hate having an audience.

Do you think you’ll have the boys play when they’re old enough?