Pinkie Patti and the Piano Man
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Put Your Hand On Your Heart
“Engage” – by The Cloud Filmmaking Studio from The Moxie Institute on Vimeo.
Be part of something bigger.
Give a little bit of your love.
Today.
Can You Play Do, Dear?
Yes I can with my Piano Man!
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Pinkie Patti and the Piano Man
“Do you want to try playing Ms Patti?” Eric the Piano Man questions, gentle yet intent.
“I don’t think I can. I don’t know how,” Mom replies.
She adores singing, knows the words to hundreds of songs, still remembers them mostly. But she never learned to read music or play an instrument.
Now she’s 85 and in the late stages of Alzheimer’s disease.
Her language skills are beginning to evaporate – she rarely completes a sentence anymore. It seems unlikely she should be able to play the piano at this stage, even as she’s coming ’round the mountain.
Eric is undeterred.
Come Winter
Dead to the World
Life is Breathtaking. Again.
Life is STILL breathtaking….
Dead to the World
Sleeping Woman (1935) A beautiful piece of art by Tamara de Lempicka (see link below)
Eyes open.
A thought bubbles to the surface:
“I’m awake.”
Awareness skips
across my consciousness
forcing me to stir.
I resist.
Somewhere over the rainbow is here. And now.
Somewhere over the rainbow is here. And now.
No point writing any words. This video speaks for itself.
