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When she was two, Fiona regularly said "Talk about it more!" to express her desire to know more about whatever we were discussing.

Tuesday, June 17, 2008

Yurtfolk!

Today we attended a library program by a family of four who sang folk songs, played instruments, and acted out stories. They live on a farm in a yurt in a nearby area.

Neither Fiona nor Nora wanted to volunteer as helpers in the program, and were a bit slow to warm up there, but they were both very tuned in for the entire thing; and loved playing the spoons that were handed out at the beginning of the program. You'd think we didn't have a set of spoons (and bones) to play at home already. Nora was finding a beat in many of the songs once she got the hang of it.

I think the true test of enjoyment might be that I've heard Fiona singing snippets of new songs off and on throughout the day today. I asked her whether she'd like to catch the program at another library branch, and both kids jumped at the possibility. Chalk that one up as a win, library!

1 Comments:

At 1:35 AM, Blogger Elizabeth Harlwitz said...

Jen,

What a treat to read that folks are singing even after the program is over! We remember you and your children and would like to send your family a complimentary "Yurtfolk: Anyone Can Sing" CD (out just recently).

I'll send it to the Tecumseh Branch to your attention.

Thanks again!

 

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