Lee and Paul | September 15, 2009
Music sets the mood to life. We have become accustomed to creating our own score and punctuating everyday with a rhythm that suits the agenda. Our children open us to new styles but it’s the one’s that marked our transformational moments that stick with us. But as parents, we subject our kids to our tunes regardless of their likes and dislikes. Is this a good thing or should we be like the robomoms and listen to Disney 24/7?
Lee and Paul | September 14, 2009
Good morning friends! We hope your weekend was restful and you have a lot of energy to take on this new week. We were lucky enough to spend some time this weekend playing the new Beatles Rock Band game. All we can say was WOW! Music has such an effect on all of us. Hearing and playing the songs that everybody knows and loves reminded us of how universal music is. Music inspires, incites and initiates people into new journeys in their lives. The Wedding March, Pomp and Circumstances, and Happy Birthday are encoded in our DNA and we all react with the appropriate response after hearing only a couple of bars. Some music, however, should be banned for being insipid.
