I appreciate you sharing with Sweet Tea & Friend’s this month.

I stay behind in commenting too, Kirstin. I agree that better late than never. 🙂 I often go to a connections’ hint page as well. I haven’t looked for hints yet for Wordle, but there have been times when I should have. lol.

Both my parents are gone as well, so I’m grateful to still have in-laws. Glad you still have yours too and that they are so close! Mine are about an hour’s drive away, which is still relatively close, but 3 minutes would be even better.

Thanks, Corinne. We had to postpone our family singing so there’ll be no piano playing in my August video; you’ve been spared. ha. My skills are minimal. Yes, my grandson is so fun. He’s been the light of our lives!

I love hearing people play the violin, Julie! My brief experiment with the violin was a complete disaster, so I admire those who have skills. 🙂

I wonder if sheet music is the same for trumpet and piano? I’ve never looked at anything other than sheet music for keys and for guitar. I once tried playing my dad’s old violin, but I was horrible at it and quickly gave up. 🙂 I’m envious of people who can play multiple instruments, but I am glad my mother insisted I take piano lessons at least. It was a trade-off; I had to forego Girl Scouts.

Thanks, Natalie! Time with people – that’s always the most important, yes? Regardless of age or generation. I’m grateful for those I get to spend in-person time with. And my piano playing disappeared again this week… ha.

Sadly, once I found out we had to postpone our family singing, I haven’t been back on the piano. But maybe this weekend? 🙂 Hope your September is going well, Debbie!

Thanks, Kym. It is quite interesting to watch someone else solve Sudoku puzzles because I didn’t realize there would be more strategies than my own. ha. In the end, we tend to get stuck in the exact same spots though, so I guess our logic does intersect at some point. 🙂