Back in the shed …. fortunately the plants thrive on neglect!
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11th of December – A Christmas Nativity play…or 3!
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Show & Tell – the old piano
This piano is the one I learned to play on, and now my children (and husband!) are playing and practicing on it now too.When my parents were moving house about 20 years ago, they decided they did not really have room for it, and proposed getting rid of it. I protested, and asked they keep…
On the first day of December…I share some lessons
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A New Year!
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