My eligibility for next year’s grade 8 piano exam has yet to be confirmed, pending the result of the theory exam I took last month. It doesn’t bother me at all whether I pass it or not. I didn’t start learning the piano again to pass exams. I am learning and taking exams at my own pace. I don’t want to spoil my learning experience. But, of course, it would be nice to passing the theory exam as it opens the door to more advanced learnings. In any case, I have discussed with Kimberly last week and decided to start preparing for the grade 8 practical exam now. I am not taking the 6th grade because I think it would not be a challenge and I am skipping the 7th grade because there is not a single Mozart in its syllabus. I love the Mozart sonatas. I have learned K330, which was an exam piece for this year’s grade 8 exam, even though I know I won’t be able to seat for the exam this year. And I am still enjoying it every time I practice it. I am so thankful that I have developed a passion for each of yoga and piano in the last two years. They have not only changed my life but also given me a lot of joyful experiences which my new TyTN II and KU990 don’t even come close to offer.
This is the room where I have been learning piano each Tuesday for the past 6 months or so. I have been assigned to at least three different rooms since I started learning with Kimberly at Tom Lee last May. This room is the smallest of the three though. The door is just behind my back when I take my seat.
I have had this account with Flickr even longer. Almost 11 months. Anyway, like my Flickr Moblog account, I have completed the profile for this account today. The photoblog is available at here.
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After having my Flickr account for posting my snapshots for over 3 months, I have finally taken the time to complete the description of my profile. By the way, my accout is at here.
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I have resolved to begin keeping my weblogs active again. Partly because I just discovered that a new version of Movabletype, the weblogs publishing system which I had subscribed to for months but never made good use of except for making just a few ad hoc postings, had been released. The fact that you are seeing this entry means that I have survived the upgrade of my Movabletype system which is remotely hosted on a Linux-based virtual server somewhere in the US.
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