and it’s the act itself that is important, not the voice. I sing to my class all the time and they never get older than 5 so they think I’m a virtuoso.
Your children and grandchildren will always have that memory, and what a wonderful memory that will be. I always had music on for my children, and to an extent I’d sing along, but not in the purposeful way you’re describing. I wish now I could back and add that in. I think it’s so special. 🙂
Thank you Debra. My parents played music, A LOT, in our home. I don’t remember them singing so much either. But I remember the music, and them. Actually their music is what I usually sang and played for my kids. Just from that experience I would bet your kids remember you for the same thing. 🙂
Totally! I still remember the day I asked my daughter if she’d like me to sing to her before her nap, as I normally did, and she said no. I was like, She’s finally discovered the truth! 😉
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All we ever can do, is giving our best Colleen 😀
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It’s the only way to be Irene 🙂
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and it’s the act itself that is important, not the voice. I sing to my class all the time and they never get older than 5 so they think I’m a virtuoso.
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You are right Beth. And I am sure those kinders know what they hear IS amazing. 🙂
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You trained them to love music. You are great, MBC.
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Aw, well, they did love it. Though I don’t know if I started singing now….. 🙂
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I sang too! Great job! 🙂
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So true. The generations repeat. My oldest sings to my granddaughter now, and I’m sure he has a better voice than mine!
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And to her, it’s perfect. Just like you were for him. I love the family tradition. 🙂
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Ahhhhh …. the innocence of childhood. Too bad kids don’t stay that way. LOL We LOVE you just the way you are, Colleen!!! xoxoxoxoxo
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HAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Thank you AmyRose 🙂
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Yes, celebrate your famous time! 🙂
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🙂 I still sing. In the car. To the grands. At home. I am famous in those areas 😂
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Keep singing anyway.
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🙂 I do Ali. My car is a great music hall!
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Your children and grandchildren will always have that memory, and what a wonderful memory that will be. I always had music on for my children, and to an extent I’d sing along, but not in the purposeful way you’re describing. I wish now I could back and add that in. I think it’s so special. 🙂
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Thank you Debra. My parents played music, A LOT, in our home. I don’t remember them singing so much either. But I remember the music, and them. Actually their music is what I usually sang and played for my kids. Just from that experience I would bet your kids remember you for the same thing. 🙂
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Totally! I still remember the day I asked my daughter if she’d like me to sing to her before her nap, as I normally did, and she said no. I was like, She’s finally discovered the truth! 😉
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Oh my gosh. Sounds familiar. Though mine was more in eye rolls and faster falling asleep times 🤔
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LOL! Faster falling asleep! Haha. My kids weren’t that clever. A little more blatant and quick to say No to my question.
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😉 NOW they would come right out and shut me down.
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And that sound like a song itself
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Thank you!!!
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