Some moments in life are absolutely priceless.
This morning I was padding around the house listening to some music.
Bored, and lacking attention my two year old daughter came over and asked me to dance. I agreed.
We turned the volume up.
Picture the scene. Me and my two year, old each with a set of maracas, shaking our booties to London Calling by the Clash.
Upstairs my wife sleeps soundly, as does my infant son.
Silly but somehow entirely liberating!
Rock on.
This morning I was padding around the house listening to some music.
Bored, and lacking attention my two year old daughter came over and asked me to dance. I agreed.
We turned the volume up.
Picture the scene. Me and my two year, old each with a set of maracas, shaking our booties to London Calling by the Clash.
Upstairs my wife sleeps soundly, as does my infant son.
Silly but somehow entirely liberating!
Rock on.
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Also, I put my bass down once and he crawled over and started tugging away on the strings. My friend was a bit like, oh sorry, thinking about my equipment, and I just thought: let him tug. He's watched us and he's giving it a go. I understand that instruments are expensive and kids should be taught to understand that but its got to be balanced off with just enjoying the physicality of playing. At the end of the day, that's half of what I like about playing the guitar - tugging stings and making a fucking racket!!!!
And that's another great thing about kids. I used to work in this kids nursery when I was younger, like 16 as a summer job. My role was simply to be there as the token male so the kids could jump on my head. But one of the cool things about playing with kids is they don't judge you and they're always 100% about the fun. So you can just let loose. And that's all they want you to do too because then the game's more fun. Although the game always seemed to culminate in them jumping on my head or hitting me over the head with lego blocks - I was with the 1 -2 year olds.
Kids are great and they sure make me laugh