Letter 18 : My mom decorated my piano sheets
Hi, Tim,
Before we get into the " My mom decorated my piano sheets" stuff, here's the story...
I woke up in a normal morning with a pretty normal sound of my urging dad. Despite the fact that my dads voice kept interrupt my normal thoughts, (precisely) I felt the touch of the hot air of the Sun in that normal morning of a normal day. How normal that day was! However, when our dearest teacher announced our following choir competition, and that day, of course, became not so normal at all (logic). Our teacher enthusiastically gave us a choir song which was Japanese, it's good, I mean the Japanese music, but it is always hard to practice. The song's name is "Azure", the lyrics is pretty touching, and the piano part is absolutely beautiful. So our dearest teacher had just selected me as the accompany of the choir, that means I got to play the beautiful piano notes (did I mention that Japanese music is hard to practice?...never mind). I was not surprised at all (actually... maybe a little) that teacher would chose me as the piano part, but it was OK, whether I'm going to sing or not.
So, apart from that, I got the piano sheet of "Azure" right? And when I got home... oh, wait, did I mention that my mom loves to make little handicraft arts before? So my mom loves it and when I got home that day, my mom kept urging me to let her "decorate" the piano sheets, but I said no at first, because we haven't really decided which song to sing yet, just for practice, and the next few days...my mom can't resist the "desire" of "decorating" the piano sheets ( what I mean "decorate" is not just drawing some pictures!)
So my sheets goes "Azure".
Before we get into the " My mom decorated my piano sheets" stuff, here's the story...
I woke up in a normal morning with a pretty normal sound of my urging dad. Despite the fact that my dads voice kept interrupt my normal thoughts, (precisely) I felt the touch of the hot air of the Sun in that normal morning of a normal day. How normal that day was! However, when our dearest teacher announced our following choir competition, and that day, of course, became not so normal at all (logic). Our teacher enthusiastically gave us a choir song which was Japanese, it's good, I mean the Japanese music, but it is always hard to practice. The song's name is "Azure", the lyrics is pretty touching, and the piano part is absolutely beautiful. So our dearest teacher had just selected me as the accompany of the choir, that means I got to play the beautiful piano notes (did I mention that Japanese music is hard to practice?...never mind). I was not surprised at all (actually... maybe a little) that teacher would chose me as the piano part, but it was OK, whether I'm going to sing or not.
So, apart from that, I got the piano sheet of "Azure" right? And when I got home... oh, wait, did I mention that my mom loves to make little handicraft arts before? So my mom loves it and when I got home that day, my mom kept urging me to let her "decorate" the piano sheets, but I said no at first, because we haven't really decided which song to sing yet, just for practice, and the next few days...my mom can't resist the "desire" of "decorating" the piano sheets ( what I mean "decorate" is not just drawing some pictures!)
So my sheets goes "Azure".
Buzz,
ReplyDeleteGood job! Both on the story of the piano sheets, and about your trip to Korea. Did you find that a lot of Koreans spoke English? Did you travel outside of the city?
Tim
Unfortunately, no, I didn't got the chance to go outside of the city. And yes indeed, many of them could spoke English...believes it or not, they actually spoke better Chinese than English!
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