--- Son numero uno and I liked it. --- his younger brother did not .... --- Yea ok I admit it, my hand was over my eyes a couple times ... --- But 40 Foot long Cocodrillos(see HS Spanish teacher I've retained some vocab) are scary --- Speaking of my younger son .. we made another Guitar Video today ---
--- This kid has some serious potential .. he hasn't had any lessons (I'm working on that) --- Oh yea and my older son asked me today about Duke --- He's been reading the blog. --- so I dedicate this post (he has such an eclectic taste in music) to him click arrow to Play --- White Rabbit Lacrimosa Show Business Everything's coming up roses --- I Love you Steven :)
He's good. Maybe we'll see him in concert some day!! Maybe it's just me, but I tend to feel that formal instrument lessons may blunt a natural talent. Maybe if he just got lessons for some guidance, but not all out formal instruction.
Eclectic? Well those songs definitely are indeed hehe. And what's funnier is that I love every one of those myself! (I was surprised to hear the Mozart's Lacrimosa!!)
I only recently finally saw a movie in the theatre again. First time in about 6 months which is odd for me, but now I have to go and see this one cause if you were covering your eyes? That's a good enough review for me :)
Just hearing that brings back memories of a couple of friends in college who'd sit around teaching each other licks and tricks. If he's got where he is with no teaching, he should go far with a trainer!
As for Primeval, I had a small beef with it just cause of the advertising. All the "based on a true story... worst serial killer in history... still around today!" crap kinda creeped me out. I'm thinking there's some Se7en type dude walking around today. Then I saw on a wikipedia entry that it was a frakking crocodile in South Africa!
I know, I know, how DOES one advertise a movie about a croc to get butts in the seats? I'm glad most of you enjoyed it though. :)
My fingers are crossed for you. But don't ask me to wiggle my ears. I haven't mastered that talent yet.
Maybe it's just me, but I tend to feel that formal instrument lessons may blunt a natural talent. Maybe if he just got lessons for some guidance, but not all out formal instruction.
i'm still looking forward to seeing some Kal Penn movies with you tho :)
I only recently finally saw a movie in the theatre again. First time in about 6 months which is odd for me, but now I have to go and see this one cause if you were covering your eyes? That's a good enough review for me :)
And much Kudos to your kiddo!
*hugs*
As for Primeval, I had a small beef with it just cause of the advertising. All the "based on a true story... worst serial killer in history... still around today!" crap kinda creeped me out. I'm thinking there's some Se7en type dude walking around today. Then I saw on a wikipedia entry that it was a frakking crocodile in South Africa!
I know, I know, how DOES one advertise a movie about a croc to get butts in the seats? I'm glad most of you enjoyed it though. :)
(I'll still check it out, though.)
dirk, there's a new hannibal movie coming...
I hope your son does get some lessons. Think about what a difference it could make.