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Category Archives: Children
A Mental Road Trip of Two Tragedies
To the people of the United States of America, Every time I hear outcry over the tragedy of a school shooting, it reminds me about self-driving cars. Yes, the road is a bit long, but I’m prepared to do all … Continue reading
PS Cast, Childrearing
A few short thoughts about… Hah! Nope. Couldn’t do it. A huge jumbled ramble (Nearly fourty minutes worth) about training children. Childrearing [Strangely Baseline Intro, ends at 3:10] Welcome back to the Paul Spooner Podcast! Today I want to talk about … Continue reading
Paul’s Final Report
Well, it was fun while it lasted, but here’s the final recording from Everett. Diversion The house is all packed and locked. Hopefully we’ll get some renters in, but I won’t see them. For more info on our travels, visit http://spooningjapan.blogspot.com/ … Continue reading
Paul Reports Power Problems
Having some trouble with power, as you’ll hear in today’s recording. PR20140317_0
Paul Plays Piano
Singing some old praise songs, plus the Maple Leaf Rag. Not the most polished one this time (is it ever?) but I feel that my voice is improving. Slipups and Singing
Paul Plays More Piano
It’s not really a report so much as improv at this point. PR20140312_0
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Paul Reports, improv
Paul Reports, Improv Got home late today, so this one is… longer than usual? How did that happen?
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Paul Reports, common songs
Paul Reports Second day with everyone gone. I played a few songs that you might know. Pirates of the Carabean, Maple Leaf Rag, some boogie, Awesome God, and (of course, the most requested song at our house) Jesus Loves Me.
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Paul Reports, music
Paul Reports So, my wife and kids are away for a while, so I’m going to try recording stuff so they can hear my voice. Here’s the first one, where I mostly play the piano (link above). Love you all! … Continue reading
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New Baby!
Name: Theodore Valorous Spooner Weight: 3.56kg (7lb 13oz) Length: 51cm (20in) DOB: 2013-06-28T15:05Z Trivia: We had trouble coming up with a good name. I was fascinated with Väinämöinen for a bit, but Anna talked me out of it. Were thinking about … Continue reading