- I just got back from my first Korean lesson of the New Year. Nancy kindly took me to a Korean restaurant for brunch, and we ate and studied together. I fear I lack the motivation and energy needed to be truly successful in the language.... but she was encouraging. She said I read almost like a Korean, so just maybe there's hope.
- Today I'm testing my Step 3 class on our last A to Z Mystery book.
- Sent out monthly update last night.
- Meeting Andy (GEM worship leader) tonight in Migeum to start practicing the song I'll be singing for Diane and William's wedding next month. Apparently it will be the processional song, and he said it is for an alto. Why this strange foreboding....? lol.
The guests at a certain hotel were being rendered uncomfortable by repeated strumming on a piano, done by a little girl who possessed no knowledge of music. They complained to the proprietor with a view to having the annoyance stopped. "I am sorry you are annoyed," he said. "But the girl is the child of one of my very best guests. I can scarcely ask her not to touch the piano. But her father, who is away for a day or so, will return tomorrow. You can then approach him, and have the matter set right." When the father returned, he found his daughter in the reception-room and, as usual, thumping on the piano. He walked up behind the child and, putting his arms over her shoulders, took her hands in his, and produced some most beautiful music. Thus it may be with us, and thus it will be, some coming day. Just now we can produce little but clamor and disharmony, but one day the Lord Jesus will take hold of our hands of faith and prayer and use them to bring forth the music of the skies.
(Author unknown)
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