Art for Aimee Copeland

HERE is another video clip from CBS 11 Atlanta of the Art for Aimee event in Norcross that took place last Saturday.  If you missed the live event it's not too late to buy a piece of art work that will benefit Aimee's medical expenses or you can donate directly at the Welcome Center in downtown Norcross.

This clip has a close up of both myself and the wonderful jazz band that performed after me.  The art work is really lovely, full of color and scenes for everyone's taste.

Aimee Copeland Benefit in Norcross

HERE is the story on Channel 2 News, WSBTV.

Aimee is a very thankful happy lady with big dreams and goals to help others.  I had a wonderful opportunity to provide some background music and to meet her briefly.  She is just as inspiring in person as you see in the news.  I pray the Lord blesses her as she continues to transition.

Panhandle Rag

By the High Windy Band

Tennessee Waltz

Sung by Patti Page

I've learned to play this song from a Bluegrass book, next is Panhandle Rag. I'm also going through some Irish fiddle tunes. They're lots of fun.

A Song for Sunday: Integration

OMGG Perform California Cotton Fields

Obviously Minor Guys and a Girl

They sure look young, but they're really good.



OMGGBand.com

Truman Price, Fiddle

How Can I Keep From Singing?

Eva Cassidy

Her husband plays the cool violin lick. Enjoy.

Regina & Reverse Thread

Bach: Brandenburg #5

All movements are included in this 21 minute video.

Bach: Brandenburg #1, I. Allegro Moderato

Bach: Brandenburg #3, I. Allegro

The Homeschool Blues Song

You Have HOW Many Kids?

Saturday Strings: Lindsey Stirling

When dancer & violinist combine, this is who you get . . .

Ladies & Gentlemen,

Ms. Lindsey Stirling

Greensleeves

The Annie Moses Band




http://www.anniemosesband.com

Beware Online Purchases

Why We Don't Buy Toys . . .

They did this for 45 minutes!

All the toys they have are given by grandparents and aunts. We can count on one finger the number of toys we've purchased for them. Often I go through their toy baskets and pick out those things that don't work anymore and what they're not playing with. They either get chucked or donated. This helps eliminate clutter too.

Shiphrah Walking!

Shiphrah started taking some serious official steps, 5 and 6 at a time, on Monday October 17th when we had some friends over for dinner. Since then she has gained a lot of momentum, with the absence of a Birthday Walker, and is now walking like a professional! She bends down to pick things up without sitting to do so. She gets to a standing position without first crawling to a wall. I'm so excited that she is finally walking! She's so cute waddling around the house - the sound of little feet pitter pattering on our hardwood floors! I love it.

I'm Not Really Black

Because I don't smoke crack, nor do I think and act like a victim of the oppressive white man, nor do I wear chains.

"Black is a skin color, not a disposition."