It was really nice to be remembered. :) And pretty cool to pop back in and see faces and names I remember from years ago.
Cynonymous's Life List
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1. Raise a happy, confident, compassionate and empowered daughter
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2. Find the story I have to tell
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3. Write, illustrate and hand-bind a children's book for my daughter
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4. Illustrate my favorite album and other songs I love
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5. Write About Music
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6. Learn to aurally discern each instrument in the orchestra
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7. Make more funny food
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8. Get back into films
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9. be a part of 43 Things again
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But it’s just a matter of practice now. The uke is such an approachable, friendly little instrument for someone with no musical training. You can take it with you anywhere, it’s never too big for your hands, and you can learn three chords and play a song. And it’s charming!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gzVSSJQF7Mw
But I rewarded myself after this with a glossy new concert uke (the one in the video is a soprano).
