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My favorite game right now is reading bloody Mary fics and seeing who only watched the movie(s) and who didn’t read the book, watched gameplay, or played the game. Not throwing shade btw !!! It’s perfectly ok if you only watched the movies, I love the fics all the same 🥰🥰
Like, this man killed for her. Call me toxic, but that’s love.
The most useful book I have for violin is The Violin Lesson by Simon Fischer. I bought it before I knew how I was ever able to afford violin lessons because it says it is for teachers and those self-teaching the violin. I very quickly realised that with my history of tendinitis, I was not comfortable trying to teach myself.
Instead, whenever I feel down during a practice session, I take a break and read a relevant section in the book. Usually there are exercises I can work on. Eve when I don’t feel up to playing more in the moment, I come away having considered the problem from a different angle. A good number of exercises in the book are playable for beginner violinists, and I find the writing detailed and encouraging.
While some concepts (especially about tone production) are transferable to other string instruments, I wish I knew of a similar type of book for the cello. I have a copy of the book The Intermediate Cellist by Milly Stanfield, but it is a much shorter book and doesn’t have the capacity to cover so much.
↳There are two types of love: true love, and the love we actually get. [x]
Catching up on my overloaded DVR. First up, Covert Affairs.
Annie is a lot different this season. She definitely has a lot more of an edge, but I'm worried about her condition. I'm glad they're keeping her out in the field. It's what I loved so much in the early seasons.
Calder- yes. I'm interested in his story.
Eyal will be back in the next one I'm about to watch. His friendship/chemistry with Annie is so great.
(Will always miss you, Simon!)
