“My favorites are beach volleyball, skateboarding, gymnastics, soccer and swimming.”

Do you watch the Summer Olympics? What’s the best sport you’ve watched so far? Do you have a favorite athlete? Okay, first part of that question is – yes, I do. My whole family does. What’s the best sport you’ve watched so far? Okay, that’s really hard. Because my favorites are beach volleyball, skateboarding, gymnastics, soccer and swimming — I don’t think I’ve already said swimming — but — I don’t know which one is the best, but it’s probably either swimming, soccer, gymnastics. Do you have a favorite athlete? Okay, now that is super hard. My favorite athletes are probably Simone Biles even though she didn’t really finish the season. Simone Biles, and Alex Morgan — wait, nevermind — so Simone Biles, Katie Ledecky, and then like all of the women’s soccer, the USA Women’s Soccer Team. My favorites though are Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Carli Lloyd, Becky Sauerbrunn, Julie Ertz, Kelley O’Hara, Rose Lavelle, Tobin Heath, Alyssa Naeher, Tierna Davidson, yeah, I like all those. I like the whole entire team, so I’m not going to pick favorite coz I like the whole team.

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“I think I love Lake Huron the best.”

We also visited a few Great Lakes on the trip. So we visited Lake Superior, Lake Huron and Lake Michigan, and of the three I think I loved Lake Huron the best. We took a little day trip to Port Austin and the beaches were so beautiful. The sand was so warm, the water was clear, and we had a lot of fun. So, the first beach in Port Austin was a little rockier and the waters were a little more dangerous, but the second beach was picturesque. And I loved it. Lake Superior was definitely most, in my opinion, dangerous of the Great Lakes. The water was freezing cold and the waves just came at you, constantly. And there was a lot of — but it was –sorry–it was the cleanest Great Lake that we visited because there wasn’t many algae or plankton, it felt very clean and pure, but definitely very a force of nature. And then Lake Michigan was kind of a mix between the two, the waves weren’t too choppy, but it wasn’t the cleanest. But we need to protect our Great Lakes and that’s important.

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“It warms my heart that my piano teacher told me…”

I met with my piano teacher who lives in Lansing on Tuesday afternoon. It was the first time that I had had a lesson with my piano teacher in twenty months because I had been pinned down at my home in Georgia by the great pandemic. And it warms my heart that my piano teacher told me that he has seen a tremendous amount of growth in my musicianship in the past twenty months. I played a composition for him by Handel and he praised it. And he said that as far as he was concerned that I had passed that piece and could check it off.

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“Meadow fun, field work.”

The difference between a meadow and a field. The field –having grown up on a farm — a field to me is where you plant your crops, or let your wheat grow, a field is more like a work environment, and a meadow is more like play I guess. It’s kind of — it’s untilled, unspoiled. You kind of think of of the scene on Little House on the Prairie where Laura is just running down the hill, all fun and all that in the field and that kind of thing. A meadow is more relaxed, more kick back, more mellow. And a field is more for work. So, meadow fun, field work. Meadow fun, field work.

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