Saturday, February 12, 2005
Simply Amazing
My future children are going to play the piano.
Well, even if it's not the piano, they're going to do something that they can be proud of.
Why? So that when they're 17, and the capacity to learn new things has greatly declined, and they go to piano recitals, they don't sit there in awe and wonder why they have no talents at all.
Basically because if that were to happen, they would then ask me why that is, and I would be forced to tell them that they got that from their mother, who is virtually talentless.
Very nice job, Christopher. ;)
Well, even if it's not the piano, they're going to do something that they can be proud of.
Why? So that when they're 17, and the capacity to learn new things has greatly declined, and they go to piano recitals, they don't sit there in awe and wonder why they have no talents at all.
Basically because if that were to happen, they would then ask me why that is, and I would be forced to tell them that they got that from their mother, who is virtually talentless.
Very nice job, Christopher. ;)
# posted by Allisoni Balloni : 2:31 PM
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Yea, it's really good for kids to dedicate themselves to something. The only thing is like... forcing it on them could be real bad. Although, you don't seem like you'd be the forcing mother type. Anyways, don't feel talentless. You can still learn anything. The only real difference between children learning and adults is that older brians already have made certain connections that are stronger and harder to change than a childs. If you want to be awesome at something, voice lessons might be the way to go. Anyways, you're not talentless. You're a good writer! Ummm... Sometimes we need to stop thinking of the outliers in the world who are insanely awesome at something. I think i would go crazy if i didn't!
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