...or are they?

Lesson Update.

The Maestro had his best day ever at school, according to the Genie. Then, on the way home, they stopped at the Teachers, and he showed her both his beginning and ending bows! I am ready to learn. Thank you for teaching me.

Then, becuase he had done the bows, and was being a boy, she let him play with her small scale toy cello. He likes that a lot, but he wanted to tell me about it later.

Riley decided that the approach to take it to be positive and supportive of The Maestro in other areas than Cello. More one on one time for stories in the afternoon, and things like that. The transition to pre-school has probably been as tough on Riley as it has been on the Maestro. Because she drives him, it hasn't really given her more time, and she's been trying to "get things done" when the Maestro is playing on his own. Playing on his own doesn't mean that he doesn't need attention though, and he ends up as a kitty who needs to be petted and doted upon.

Who knows, we may have the wheels back on.