March 6,

One more…

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Another one?
Exactly!
Aren’t you sick of me yet?
Yes!

So am I!

Here’s a cover of “Fragile”
by Australian Artist, Rick Price.
You know, the guy who sang “Heaven Knows.”

Even though, “Heaven Knows” is more popular,
I like this one better.

Because I can reach the high notes on this one.
I can’t on the other.
Well, I can but I have to change my pants a couple of times.

Anyway.
Here’s “Fragile”

(Warning!! Might get loud! Be ready on the volume knob.)

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My God! Look at that!
I am not pretty enough for Video.
I look like I just came out of Oral Surgery.

I think this is it for now.
We’ll go back to making faceless music.

Look at this!

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I am so mad!

I got the carpal tunnel syndrome symptoms!

I am not too upset about the fact that I am having trouble
opening the peanut butter jar,
or using a screwdriver,
or clicking on my mouse,
or flipping through channels on the TV remote,
or strumming my guitars.

What really made me upset is that,

THIS IS MY VIDEO GAME HAND!!!!!

This can’t be happening,

Now that I just downloaded Tap Tap Revenge 2!!!!!

NOoooooooooooo!!!!!!!

T.N.T.

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Tyler’s New Thingies.

I know, I should have posted a K.L.T.,
but this one has to be put here.

A couple of days ago, while I was tuning my guitars,
Tyler grabbed the mic and started singing.

I recorded him just for the fun of it,
since the kid just wouldn’t stop.

Good thing my friend Abbie, updated her site,
and wrote about her little precious angel.
Which made me remember this little ditty from Tyler.

I now present to you,

Tyler, singing Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.

How’s that for his ending, eh?

New Link

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I just added a new link.
“FTP.DENOFMUSIC.COM”

I decided to put it up as a tool for me and my fellow tech-y friends.
Now whenever I need to download patches, updates, drivers or just any music that I have,
I just go here and get it.

No more of those endless “I need that file, but I can’t remember where I got them” – searching struggles.
Contact me if you want a username and password.

I also am very proud of it because I figured out how to tweak and debug this script on my own.
I am not a programmer but I managed to fix it to what I want it to be.
So, as always, research is the key. I used my resources.
(Like what I always tell my students.)
Trial and error, patience and determination.
I know it’s not easy, but I always have faith in them.

Speaking of my students.
Tomorrow is their graduation ceremony.
It would be an honor (again) to congratulate them.

Which reminds me, I need to practice my speech.

Tune in next time, where I get to tell you how it went.