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A Drifting Up: thoughts on intensity and shifting focus
As I contemplate my blank screen… I hear the lovely tones of the piano drifting up the stairs from the basement. Craig The Amazing is working out a few chords for a piece he is transcribing. He is a jazz … Continue reading
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Thirty Days of Autism 