


We love her teacher and I thank the heavens that we have her. Paige's mother {me} vaguely entertained the idea of teaching her in these beginning stages, but we are both happier now that I am out of the equation all together and she has this lovely woman to teach her instead.
I try not to beam too much when I hear Ms. Paige play. My favorite is when she sits down at the piano to a song that I am working on and begins to sight read the notes and sings along. When she drags her feet to the piano, I remind her that she has a natural talent and God wants her to use it to bless others--not hide it.
Plus, he didn't give her those beautiful fingers fer nothin'.
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Isn't it amazing when you realize your kids played it heaven? Isabella can play anything by ear and is just excelling in lessons w/ gma. My mom said she's never had a student like her. It makes me so happy.
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