[30days_round4] Time flies when you're having fun
- From: Kristofer Bergstrom <kris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: 30days_round4@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 4 Feb 2011 00:28:09 -0800
First of all, congratulations to everyone for taking on the 30 Days to
Better Shime challenge! I hope you found some part of the program
useful and I hope you've improved a bit. If you practiced more than
you would have without the program, I consider it a success. And from
what I've heard from many of you, some of you practiced a lot!
And that's despite my diminished contact! My apologies that I've been
out of touch so long. On Ensemble's tour was really crazy toward the
end of January. I was trying hard to finish a video of the 1234 drill
but it turned into a larger project than I'd been planning. I kept
thinking, "I'll finish the video tomorrow and send a check-in email
then!" And here we are...
So my lesson learned: don't make progress dependent on difficult tasks.
I hope you learned something about your practice habits and had fun
doing the program. This will be my last email to the list as a whole
but please feel free to contact me. kris@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx 310-350-8825
You are all welcome to visit and practice with me in LA anytime. I
get together with friends on a daily basis to practice anything and
everything taiko. And anyone who takes up the 30 Days challenge is a
friend of mine, so don't hesitate!
Congratulations again and see you at Taiko Conference!
Kris
ps - I'll post the 1234 video at OnEnsemble.org when it's finally
ready. Happy practicing!
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