Evan Le', a Veitnamese piano prodigy

                                            

    Steve Harvey show, at 4 yrs. old

                            This was an introduction to Even and is about 5 min. long.  

Pretty worthwhile.

 

Children are an amazing way to perpetuate and improve civilization. Pretty creative...

 

There are some incredible, children who were born with these gifts have had music in their hearts, minds, and life since a very young age. 

 

Evan Le, a Vietnamese piano prodigy, started playing piano when he was 2.5 yrs. old. 

 

The videos are about 2-4 min. long, but no way you should watch them all. Just get a sense of the boy who began playing when he was 2.5 yrs old. 

 

 

 Evan Le' about 3 yrs. old

 

 

                                    At 7.5 yrs. old 

 

Chopin's Fantasy

Evan is 11 yr. old at  

 

             Evan at 14+ yrs. old.

                                                   Born in 2011, 15 yrs. old here

The journey of this child genius to masterful pianist as an adult...wow...! He has a steady approach to life and music.  His parents devoted their entire lives to his growth and skills. With this combo, Evan is one to watch and follow.

Keep a watch on this young man... 

Abracadabra! The word of magic

 

 

 

Brandonni the Great had been his stage name moniker, way back when he had been a youthful and innovative magician.  His Abracadabra actually did put forth something that surprised and delighted all, including himself. He was going places.

But now, here he was, all bent over with arthritis, glowering at those smiling young nurses. “How are we today, Mr. Brandon…Now, let’s drink down the prune juice, shall we?...?” It was a nuisance to be around such darn cheerful pretty women.

When the carillon chimed from the nearby church, the nurses appeared in army formation to wheel the residents to the dining hall. Please…not creamed corn again…but there it was, gray goo.

Brandon summoned all the sparks that had once been part of him, The Great Brandonni.  Abracadabra!

A shower of creamed corn fell from the ceiling, coating each nurse with the gray goo called creamed corn.  The screams and profanities were music to the residents’ ears.

 

 Still got it! Next time...ice cream?

This is a Wed. Words from 2021

The Game on Star Trek, TNG

This episode of Star Trek: Next Generation has hung on my brain for decades. Decades. 

Ok who remembers this episode of TNG lol. You got people addicted to this just like how people are on cellphone nowadays lol. You got a Frisbee going into a part of record player and what is the solution out of all this a flickering flashlight lol.

         

Only good thing was Ashley Judd Wesley romance we never see again just small part on Darmok not even DS9 or Voyager. One character was hoping to be a series regular. I mean Barclay had a ton of screen time along seen in First Contact lol paragraph was copied from somewhere, who knows where?

This episode from Star Trek: the next generation was unusual in that it didn't deal with war, space exploration, or conflicts between warring species.  It instead focused on the role of children in-the space tech world.   Wesley is the boy genius on the Enterprise, the son of the ship's doctor. 

In this episode, Captain Riker has returned from a sexual overload trip, where one of the ladies sharing his bed shares a game from her ship and Riker is happy to bring to the Enterprise. It proves to be a disaster as the entire crew is enthralled with this game. Only Wesley and the girlfriend (Ashley Judd) are not giving into this, leading to the chase to capture them and force the game on them. 

 What happens? Won't tell you, except that all ends well.  

What this episode said to me is that anything and everything can turn a situation on its head . It took over the ship and was poised to the destabilizing the security of the ship.  This game left Enterprise open for being taken over by the race who use this game to weaken the ship. 

 

Our games? The computer? the cell phones? Aren't all of these the equivalents of the game device in this Star Trek episode?

 

I realize that many bloggers do not know of Star Trek:The Next Generation or like it. Star Trek helped me escape the farming world and head out to the stars.