Thanks for the Kudos, Jane!
Isn’t it nice to know music tickles the brain no matter the form in which it is enjoyed? Listening, playing, learning etc…

Thanks for checking out that explanatory post, Andrew.
I’m thrilled unexpected continues to contribute to your daily word count! And that you’re in a good ‘second draft zone’.

Just checked out your other post. It sounds great and I look forward to hearing it. I’m still listening to your Unexpected collection as I write.
I’m on the second draft. My daughter’s teacher (who is also a playwright), said to me “Oh, I hate that part. All that editing). But for me I find the first draft the most difficult-getting it all down on paper/computer file. Now it’s about putting some meat on the bones 🙂

Thanks for the congrats…see my response to Terry’s comment about the grant.
ps-how’s the noveling going?

Your talent is/was making music in the sky…

Thanks for asking, Terry! It is going towards financing the recording of my Swimming with Swans: the music portion of my Swimming with Swans: vignettes of our three-year journey between homes project. Part of the requirements of the grant is to give a presentation/concert relevant to its content, so that adds to the need for a timeline extension. (extension needed due to my Summer of Dad time) For a brief overview of my Swimming with Swans project – click here