Thanks so much for sharing this in your e-mail. I'm all too familiar with the "just a minute, Mom", that accompanies activities in our household.... reading, computer, etc. I home school an only child, who is now in his teens, but sometimes our household has the same lovingly frantic feel! These are indeed the good times.
I am serious! There is a difference though, which is my kids are about 4-5 years younger than yours; I hope my youngest plays that piece as well as Alex in a few years! He'll be taking his piano exams next year at about Level 3 or 4, his teacher said. Elliot, my oldest, is the inventor... always half in another world!
Bless you!
Lisa
Lisa,
Are you serious??? First of all, as much as I love my children and all.... I'm really sorry about the piano, the piano piece, and the chess, LOL! Isn't that amazingly similar, though? Wow! It's my older son Kevin playing chess, and my younger son (and personal economist) Alex is on the piano. That's so amazing!
Blessings,
Lee
This video was extra hilarious for me because my oldest son plays chess (and reads and does computer stuff, etc etc) and keeps putting me off for "just a minute" EXACTLY like your son! And then, the blond boy with glasses walks in and starts playing the EXACT same piece that my blond boy with glasses plays! What a riot! Thanks for sharing!
There was an article about chess in the Seattle paper today. Here is the link:
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/living/2009119896_chess25m.html
In the article I read this sentence, "For almost half an hour, there is hardly any sound but the clink of chess pieces". It made my hair curl and my palms sweat. The sound still drives me crazy, even when I see a description of the sound in print, LOL!!! Poor Kevin! He has taken to playing chess online now, so that's a big improvement for me :-)
Blessings,
Lee
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