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this is my nine year old little girl,

Livia K. Ann, what a beautiful name.

Sing in today's Jingle.

We listened to the podcast religiously since we discovered it about a year ago. I'm so glad you did. She's been wanting to do this jingle for a while now and at her own little spin to it with the violin.

Thank you, and I hope to hear it on the podcast soon.

Well, there you go.

You did a great job, Livy.

You keep up that violin.

I wish I learned how to play an instrument. I took piano lessons for just a little bit. I think I was pretty good at it. My mom plays the piano, but I had to do the recital, and I froze and started crying, and snot literally was pouring out of my nose and bouncing off the keys, splashing. And I went to my teacher afterwards and said, I can't do recitals anymore. She said, if you were my student, you have to do recitals. I said, well, then I quit. And my mother let me. So there's that. That was the end of my piano career. Do you have any treasuries like that? I wish I would have been forced to do keyboard or guitar or whatever.

I have a keyboard and guitar at my house right now that just get dust. In hindsight, I wish my mother had forced me. And in hindsight, I wish my forced, I'd forced my daughter to do stuff. But I think, I think, and McKellys, probably a lot like me, very stubborn little brat. So that's why we got away with what we did. I think I did try to play like the trumpet or something in like fifth grade.

That's hard.

And then yeah, it was like I'm not good at this.

I'm like baseball.

It's a spit valve. with what we did. I think I did try to play like the trumpet or something in like fifth grade. That's hard.

And then yeah, it was like, I'm not good at this.

I'm gonna play baseball.

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