And her husband, Jim, plays rhythm with spoons! In addition, to sharing her gifts as a pianist at her home church, Gloria also takes her talents to area nursing homes. And yes, Jim the Rhythm Player accompanies her! I'm hoping she can return again so that those who could not make it because of the weather can hear her on a future date.
There was coffee hour after service and Gloria shared some fun tunes like "You are my Sunshine", "Take me out to the Ballgame" and other songs so many of us know. It was such an enjoyable morning! I came home and could not stop singing. My husband had to ask me to "hold it down" so he could hear the opening of the Daytona 500. LOL!
So, no real quilty news in this post but it did my quilter's heart a world of good to hear the music of my dear friend, Gloria. And a bonus.......she gave me a gift of one of her CD's so I don't have to miss her music anymore!
The rest of the day was very quiet as the snow continued to fall ...... and fall! There was almost no traffic by the house. In fact, I think the only traffic was the snowplow that has gone by a couple times. It's been a good day to read and enjoy the day. Oh, and finish up my taxes. Thank goodness. Our son got his done before us this year. Now that's a first! LOL!
I have something really sweet to share in my next post. See you then!
Sandi
I have something really sweet to share in my next post. See you then!
Sandi
You can find a little bit of video of Gloria and some more photos........here
5 comments:
I love old fashion hymns. Trish
My heart is often touched by the beautiful message of a hymn. What a wonderful way to praise God!
It sounds like it was a wonderful and blessed Sunday!
Last year our church had a "Summer Sunday Sing" with old hymns, and it was sooo much fun! I'm glad your church was able to enjoy this event. It's such a blessing when people come together to celebrate their faith in this way.
Trying to catch up on posts I missed with being sick and was happy to see what a fun time you had with your friend providing music at your church on Sunday!
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