Needing Reviews!
The new Music With Mommie cd has been a huge hit! Thank you so much to all of you who have purchased one and given us such wonderful feedback.
Here's your mission, if you choose to accept it:
Click on this link http://cdbaby.com/cd/musicwithmommie and write a review for us! Let other mommies know how much you enjoy listening and singing at home with your little ones!
Thank you in advance to all of you who take time out of your busy schedules to share your opinions with other moms!
Music With Mommie Goes to Toys R Us
Music With Mommie directors Stacy Jagger and KC Hopkins recently had the pleasure of partnering with Toys R Us in Murfreesboro and Cool Springs as judges for the Beautiful Baby contest. There were so many precious children and their proud mommies participating in the event. And even a few very proud pappas!
It was so much fun visiting with the parents and children. It was very hard choosing a winner. Everyone was adorable!
We send a great big thank you to Toys R Us for asking us to be a part of such a great event! For more photos, go to www.musicwithmommie.com and click on the blog page!
In The Spotlight
"Music with Mommie has been such a delight. Alexandra asks every morning if it is Friday so she can go to "music class"! I love the one-on-one time we have in such an energetic and musically enriched environment. The variety of themes and instruments keep Alexandra (and me!) thoroughly entertained."
Chelsea & Alexandra Beazley
Chelsea has lived in Franklin for 32 years. Her family includes Bryan, husband of 10 years, son Jared (6) and daughter Alexandra (2). She is a
partner of Klatt2Design, a Franklin based graphic design firm offering results oriented solutions for print and electronic delivery.
www.Klatt2Design.com
All Day Long by Stacy Jagger
The Jug Band Blues
So I was watching an old episode of Andy Griffith the other day as I was on YouTube looking for “Jug Bands” and a scene inspired me with “Andy and The Darlings” as the jug player said to Andy, “Did you bring your stringed instrument Sheriff?” Andy replies, “Oh I didn’t think we’d have time for music.” And the jug player says with a grin, “Y’got time to breathe—Y’got time for music.” And off they went with a one, a two and a one-two-three…
I’m so busy. Aren’t you? Ain’t got time for whistlin’ and a’carryin’ a merry tune. I got planes to catch and rear-ends to wipe and Yahoo links to read on caucuses and casseroles. Not to mention all of the various activity that merely lives in my head that spins like a rat and wears me out leaving me high and dry like a pair of worn out overalls, right here in the suburbs.
I miss the front porch days and I wasn’t even alive when people were using them. I miss the black skillet cornbread days when lard was in a big bucket and Grandma wore aprons while needle pointing pillowcases and shopping for fabric at Fred’s. And I miss really bad singing. When you know every off key note is coming straight from the heart.
So here’s my ploy. I say we all get together and have an old time singin’. Where we sit in a circle and sing all those old songs Grandma knew that we just can’t remember the words to or we sing one verse with lots of hmmms and falala’s. OR. I could just meet you down at Music with Mommie where all the ruckus is.
We might even eat some cornbread afterwards.
Inspiration
"If music be the food of love, play on."
~Shakespeare
From Our Hearts to Yours
Because each and every one of our mommies are special to us...
http://www.blessyoumovie.com/
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