Jean H. Thank you and your husband for the prayers. Did you have a knee replacement and I need two knee replacements. How long did it take for you to recover. They’re doing both knees so I don’t go under anesthesia twice and less time recuperating. I have a lot to get in order here, and the pain killers really are slowing me down. Please continue with the prayers and please tell me how you made out with the knee surgery. Less pain?! No pain?! What? Many thanks
He was certainly blessed by Heavenly Father with such a gift, and seems to truly enjoy playing. There looks to be a difference in age between the first two songs, and the last. Better camera and lighting, and I think he looks maybe a year older. He appears taller and has less baby fat in his face. I hope his parents foster his need to be a child as much as they do his music.
Liz this is the only way I can answer your response which I just received this evening. I’m Roman Catholic, and when I called the Catholic Church for the Blessing of the sick, I’ve received no call backs, no visits, nothing. The hospital called on a previous issue when I was in the hospital for surgery and they didn’t return the hospital calls. So I called my deceased husband’s Church he was Methodist, only on the phone for less than 1 1/2 minutes. The Associate Pastor called me and said: “I hate to be rude, but you’re not a member of this Church. And you certainly don’t expect me to ask anyone to come to your home or hospital to help you, go to your own Church.” I was in shock and devastated. I just thanked him and told him that I needed to hang up. I was in sheer hysteria afterwards. Where is the Christian Charity? Churches are sure willing to ask for money all the time, but in time of need and my husband and I gave money, volunteered our services for hours, were always there for them any time day or night. So I have left the Church. And I don’t know of any Mormon Churches around here. I just pray and talk to God here at home, I will never set foot in another Church again. Thank you for writing to me, I want so much to be prayed for and prayed over, but I can see that isn’t going to happen. Liz, somehow I have to figure out a way to let you and several others know my real name and my location. Just afraid to get it out there. ADMIN…PLEASE GIVE LIZ MY E-MAIL ADDRESS AND LET HER KNOW WHO I AM “LOLA” I would like to talk to her on a one to one basis as well. thank you. Pray for me everyone please.
This is a very talented young man. Hopefully he’ll grow to love his music more as time goes by. There are so many people that have talents that just fade away. Hang in there little one and maybe we’ll see you on TV someday. I noticed that you smile, keep that up too.
God truly did bless this child, And I agree that to be a child is still very important to his growth… I hope he learns, if he doesn’t already know,( and he probably does…) to give praise to God for his great gift. And I also agree, he had to have worked VERY HARD TO BRING THIS GIFT TO THE LIGHT… He is very precious, and family as well. God bless all of them.
Does everyone realize the hours of practice it took for this amazing child to play like this? And did you notice first two songs no music sheets all memory. Third song music sheets available but not even looking at it. As a musician myself (and I’m much older then he is), the practice can be grueling depending on how well you wish to play. I hope that he continues playing throughout his life, but not give up being a kid as well. Play time outside is just as important as “play time inside.” I hope he goes far, truly sweet, talented isn’t a strong enough word to use, but he certainly is, and so awesome. God bless you little one in your future endeavors.
I’ve been playing the piano/organ since I was a child. Now, I’m going on 65 in December. Trust me, with the hours of practice it still is grueling, I say this because reading all types of music, dealing with all types of music, you really need an ear for it. You need to want to put in the time and energy. I don’t put in as much energy and time as I did when I was younger due to the fact that my health is curtailing me from doing what I love to do.
Ruby thank you for your concern and support. I’ll be postponing the surgery on both knee replacements until late December early January since I’m having difficulty getting assistance in nursing care here at home. I live alone and have two dogs and two cats, I won’t be able to walk for at least 8 weeks after surgery only for rehab. I have to get the house organized before then, and due to the pain, my pace is slow. A friend took me to dinner and a movie tonight because I haven’t been out in months except to the hospital, pharmacy and doctors. What a joy it was to get out for a few hours of sheer pleasure. Again thank you for thinking of me, but please I need prayers from everyone.
Liz
September 9, 2012 @
10:37 pm
This is for Lola, because they didn’t put a reply box in your last note. I, too, will be praying for you. If you know any members of the LDS (Mormon) church, you might want to contact them. I know the people in my ward (congregation) would help you, and hopefully those, wherever you live would help you, too. I’d like to put your name on the prayer rolls at our Temples, which works wonders, your last name would be helpful, but since this internet thing is so huge, you may not want to do that. I considered sending my e-mail address, but don’t expecially want it “out there” in internet space, either! May Heavenly Father bless you in this upcoming surgeries, and that your healing will be rapid! I have 2 different friends who’ve had the surgery and they are both pain free. Have faith that it will work out great, and take care. Pain is a heavy load, I too, have alot of it, all over, so empathize with yours. Hang in there, and call on Jesus for healing.
September 9, 2012 @ 5:45 pm
Jean H. Thank you and your husband for the prayers. Did you have a knee replacement and I need two knee replacements. How long did it take for you to recover. They’re doing both knees so I don’t go under anesthesia twice and less time recuperating. I have a lot to get in order here, and the pain killers really are slowing me down. Please continue with the prayers and please tell me how you made out with the knee surgery. Less pain?! No pain?! What? Many thanks
September 9, 2012 @ 2:47 pm
LOLA- Prayers for you for my husband & I are old also & I have had knee surgery already. Hang in there and thank God for the blessings you have.
September 8, 2012 @ 3:47 pm
He was certainly blessed by Heavenly Father with such a gift, and seems to truly enjoy playing. There looks to be a difference in age between the first two songs, and the last. Better camera and lighting, and I think he looks maybe a year older. He appears taller and has less baby fat in his face. I hope his parents foster his need to be a child as much as they do his music.
September 9, 2012 @ 11:54 pm
Liz this is the only way I can answer your response which I just received this evening. I’m Roman Catholic, and when I called the Catholic Church for the Blessing of the sick, I’ve received no call backs, no visits, nothing. The hospital called on a previous issue when I was in the hospital for surgery and they didn’t return the hospital calls. So I called my deceased husband’s Church he was Methodist, only on the phone for less than 1 1/2 minutes. The Associate Pastor called me and said: “I hate to be rude, but you’re not a member of this Church. And you certainly don’t expect me to ask anyone to come to your home or hospital to help you, go to your own Church.” I was in shock and devastated. I just thanked him and told him that I needed to hang up. I was in sheer hysteria afterwards. Where is the Christian Charity? Churches are sure willing to ask for money all the time, but in time of need and my husband and I gave money, volunteered our services for hours, were always there for them any time day or night. So I have left the Church. And I don’t know of any Mormon Churches around here. I just pray and talk to God here at home, I will never set foot in another Church again. Thank you for writing to me, I want so much to be prayed for and prayed over, but I can see that isn’t going to happen. Liz, somehow I have to figure out a way to let you and several others know my real name and my location. Just afraid to get it out there. ADMIN…PLEASE GIVE LIZ MY E-MAIL ADDRESS AND LET HER KNOW WHO I AM “LOLA” I would like to talk to her on a one to one basis as well. thank you. Pray for me everyone please.
September 8, 2012 @ 11:34 am
Wow … Wow … truly amazing!! Looks like a happy boy!!
September 7, 2012 @ 11:56 pm
This is a very talented young man. Hopefully he’ll grow to love his music more as time goes by. There are so many people that have talents that just fade away. Hang in there little one and maybe we’ll see you on TV someday. I noticed that you smile, keep that up too.
September 7, 2012 @ 1:37 am
This little boy is absolutely amazing! If you look you’ll see that he has different clothes on in the last song-at least he got a break
September 6, 2012 @ 5:17 pm
What talent! This child is truly blessed!
September 6, 2012 @ 4:58 pm
God truly did bless this child, And I agree that to be a child is still very important to his growth… I hope he learns, if he doesn’t already know,( and he probably does…) to give praise to God for his great gift. And I also agree, he had to have worked VERY HARD TO BRING THIS GIFT TO THE LIGHT… He is very precious, and family as well. God bless all of them.
September 6, 2012 @ 12:36 pm
Does everyone realize the hours of practice it took for this amazing child to play like this? And did you notice first two songs no music sheets all memory. Third song music sheets available but not even looking at it. As a musician myself (and I’m much older then he is), the practice can be grueling depending on how well you wish to play. I hope that he continues playing throughout his life, but not give up being a kid as well. Play time outside is just as important as “play time inside.” I hope he goes far, truly sweet, talented isn’t a strong enough word to use, but he certainly is, and so awesome. God bless you little one in your future endeavors.
September 8, 2012 @ 11:36 am
When you have a natural talent as does this boy, is the practice still grueling? I think he is just doing what comes naturally to him.
September 8, 2012 @ 11:50 am
I’ve been playing the piano/organ since I was a child. Now, I’m going on 65 in December. Trust me, with the hours of practice it still is grueling, I say this because reading all types of music, dealing with all types of music, you really need an ear for it. You need to want to put in the time and energy. I don’t put in as much energy and time as I did when I was younger due to the fact that my health is curtailing me from doing what I love to do.
September 8, 2012 @ 6:56 pm
Hope you are feeling better soon, Missy Lola. I miss the bounce you usually post.
September 9, 2012 @ 12:07 am
Ruby thank you for your concern and support. I’ll be postponing the surgery on both knee replacements until late December early January since I’m having difficulty getting assistance in nursing care here at home. I live alone and have two dogs and two cats, I won’t be able to walk for at least 8 weeks after surgery only for rehab. I have to get the house organized before then, and due to the pain, my pace is slow. A friend took me to dinner and a movie tonight because I haven’t been out in months except to the hospital, pharmacy and doctors. What a joy it was to get out for a few hours of sheer pleasure. Again thank you for thinking of me, but please I need prayers from everyone.
September 9, 2012 @ 10:37 pm
This is for Lola, because they didn’t put a reply box in your last note. I, too, will be praying for you. If you know any members of the LDS (Mormon) church, you might want to contact them. I know the people in my ward (congregation) would help you, and hopefully those, wherever you live would help you, too. I’d like to put your name on the prayer rolls at our Temples, which works wonders, your last name would be helpful, but since this internet thing is so huge, you may not want to do that. I considered sending my e-mail address, but don’t expecially want it “out there” in internet space, either! May Heavenly Father bless you in this upcoming surgeries, and that your healing will be rapid! I have 2 different friends who’ve had the surgery and they are both pain free. Have faith that it will work out great, and take care. Pain is a heavy load, I too, have alot of it, all over, so empathize with yours. Hang in there, and call on Jesus for healing.
September 6, 2012 @ 11:34 am
AMAZING INDEED!!!!