Comments on: Is there something about your life you regret?

By: Jan Scarbrough

Jan Scarbrough — Thu, 27 Mar 2014 23:51:22 +0000

Leigh, I’d love to be able to draw or paint too! When I draw a horse, it resembles a dog!

Magdalena, I know music has been a big part of your family and you’ve been a wonderful cheerleader.

By: MAGDALENA SCOTT

MAGDALENA SCOTT — Thu, 27 Mar 2014 21:48:02 +0000

Jan, my dad’s family is very musical too, as is some of my mom’s family. I have sung in choirs, but always very softly, as my voice isn’t anything great. But what I always say is this: Somebody has to be the audience! I am a fabulous and appreciative audience member, if I say so myself. 🙂

I do regret the fact that I didn’t listen as closely as I should have, when my parents talked about their life before I came along. They had adventures, but I have only hazy recall of any of them. Let this be a lesson to all children everywhere, to always listen closely to your parents! (Haha. Like that’s going to happen.)

By: Leigh

Leigh — Thu, 27 Mar 2014 19:10:02 +0000

Perhaps you can’t sing…you are a writer…a song can’t be sung without lyrics. You made me think of my favorite singer/songwriter. Kris Kristofferson cannot sing well…he knows 3 cords on a guitar…but he is one of the most prolific and acclaimed songwriters of our time.
My regret? I cannot draw nor paint. These are 2 things I would love to be able to do well. Sadly, stick men and lollipop trees are my limit and they are not very good. People tell me to draw/paint what I see. Apparently I see things much differently than the normal person. But…I will keep trying!