Little life of Mine

Our lives are so small, aren't they?  When I think of this big earth, and all the billions of people in it... and unknown numbers who have already lived and died their brief little lives.  And I only know so very few of them.

And the world is so old.  And I am so young, but I will not be here long. 

Our lives are so little. 

Reflections from my recent first visits to the temple:

http://jacquelynsreflections.blogspot.com/2012/06/so-i-went-to-temple-two-days-ago.html

http://jacquelynsreflections.blogspot.com/2012/06/another-day-at-temple.html

A New Day

Click here to go to my reflections post about today:    http://www.jacquelynsreflections.blogspot.com/2012/06/celestial-room-inside-billings-montana.html


The Billings Temple.

Summer plans

Time goes by so fast and it seems so long since I have posted, once again.   But summer is here, and soon I will be moving back to San Francisco.

I have so many plans, it seems, and so little time to execute them.   But I trust that I will have time to do the things that are most important.

I have been thinking a lot about the things I want to do, and recordings I want to make... and I have been considering starting a couple of new Youtube channels - one for children's music, and perhaps one for religious music.   I love both genres but it seems strange to mix everything together in one channel. 

Next month my sister, Rachel, her boyfriend, Daniel, and I will be giving a show in Cooperstown, North Dakota.   We will play the piano, guitar, and sing songs, both popular and classical, as a fundraiser for the museum there.   My great grandfather has some mechanical traveling shows on display at the museum, and my step-grandfather is buried in Cooperstown, so they asked us to perform.    I am working on resurrecting my second Hungarian Rhapsody of Liszt for the performance.

A couple of new quotes on my reflections blog:

http://www.jacquelynsreflections.blogspot.com/2012/06/beautiful-quote.html

http://www.jacquelynsreflections.blogspot.com/2012_05_01_archive.html

Alright, time to go practice.