You don’t have to be a professional to make some music. Now, I’m not saying that you can make beautiful or great music even if you don’t practice, practice, practice. No, if you want to be a professional, or if you want to make some really good music, you need to work at it…every day. But if you don’t think you’re a natural, you … Read the rest…
Having fun isn’t hard. You simply need to know where to look. When I was a kid, my brother and I could find fun in the water puddles after a good rain storm. We’d make little boats out of sticks and leaves and put them in run-offs next to the curb. Then we’d follow them along as they went past each house, under driveways, … Read the rest…
Hey there”Tony here with the Rhyme Time Podcast“Episode 10. In this week’s episode I read poems about” pink lemonade and pinwheels being a healthy, happy human kids and freedom what’s good for the brain how raining is just as important as sunshine the end of summer funny sounding expressions If you didn’t get a chance to read the articles…or if you’d just like to tune … Read the rest…
When my brother and I were kids, there were no video games, no personal computers, no smartphones or any other kind of phone you could take with you…and no internet. So, a lot of times when we were looking for something to do, we’d make up a silly little game. Sometimes we’d see how many bounces it would take to get a tennis ball … Read the rest…
What funny expressions we have in our language. Like “tickled pink”. Do you know what that means? How about other expressions like… three shakes of a sheep’s tail mad as a wet hen the bees knees So many funny sayings came from things people used to describe situations and predicaments. They just thought it sounded funny to say it that way, and the next … Read the rest…
Summer is almost over, and you know what that means… School days are here…or almost here for all you kids. And that’s a great thing…not a terrible thing. It means you get to dive into books where your brain can swim in adventures. You’ll be learning new numbers, words, stories about famous people, and a lot more. I remember those first days of Autumn, … Read the rest…
I’ve heard people use the phrase “raining in my heart” to describe their troubled times. Or their loss of a loved one. Or their sadness in general. But I think you can use “raining in my heart” as a good thing. After all, rain is a good thing. Especially to a dry, dusty place. Rain gives us the water we need for growing food, … Read the rest…
