tracywoods82

My curiosity convinced me to try this and I was pleasantly shocked at how amazing it tasted! If you are a lemon lover and want something creamy and refreshing for dessert, this is it! IB: @katielarimore You’ll need: 3 organic lemons 1 can of coconut milk (13.5 oz) ¼ cup maple syrup (can use more if you want it sweeter) 1. Wash your lemons and cut off the ends. 2. In a blender, combine your whole lemons, coconut milk and maple syrup until smooth. 3. Transfer the mixture to an ice cube tray. 4. Freeze for 1 – 1 ½ hours. 5. Place the ice cream cubes back in the blender and blend until creamy. 6. Serve immediately and enjoy! 💛

See it's true that high sugar drinks are dangerous to your health

You're never too old to have childish fun!

Bro thinks if I will stand on my two legs they think I am one of them 😂

Credit : Unknown

Imagine not having this video and trying to tell this story 😂

This style is perfect to your high-waist pants and skirts. 👌

Hi Facebook Family. The Entertainer from Scott Joplin. Back when I was a teenager I could play this with my eyes closed. It's been about 20 years since I've played anything so I thought I'd give it a go. Not as good as I used to be , not even close, but all in all a good effort. Let me know in the comments what you think and what songs you'd like to hear me learn. If you're a pianist what's something you haven't played in forever? Let me know what you think and happy playing xo Tracy. To follow my journey more closely make sure to check out my YouTube Channel https://www.youtube.com/@PianoPursuits.TracyWoods

🎹 Welcome back to Notes of Progress! 🎹 In this video, I'm excited to give you an exclusive look into the heart of my piano practice sessions. Whether you're a fellow beginner or a music lover, join me as I break down my techniques, share my strategies, and showcase the progress I'm making on this incredible musical journey. 📚 Practice Strategy Breakdown: I'll dive into the specifics of how I structure my practice sessions. From the resources I use for my learning to tackling new pieces, I'll guide you through the step-by-step process that helps me maximize my practice time and improve my piano skills. 🎹 Join the Journey: Remember, the piano is a lifelong journey, and each practice session is a building block towards mastery. Whether you're just starting out or looking to refine your skills, I invite you to subscribe to the channel and follow along. Let's learn, grow, and celebrate the beauty of progress together. View on Youtube: https://youtu.be/muQHBDyq6FM

🎹 Welcome to Piano Pursuits! 🎹 In this video, join me as I take the first steps on my exciting journey to becoming a skilled pianist. I'm thrilled to share the highs, lows, and everything in between as I navigate the world of piano playing as a beginner. Be sure to watch to find a little info on me, my family and my journey... as well as my piano experience and pursuits. 🌟 About This Channel: "Piano Pursuits" is all about transparency, growth, and community. As a fellow music enthusiast, I'm here to document my progress, share my insights, and create a space where we can all learn from one another. 📚 What to Expect: In each upcoming video, you can anticipate candid vlogs capturing my practice sessions, learning techniques, and revelations along the way. I'll discuss my favorite resources, highlight breakthrough moments, and even share the challenges I encounter. Join me as I explore the artistry of piano and embrace the journey's every note. 🎵 Why Subscribe? Inspiration: Witness the evolution of a beginner into a capable pianist. Community: Connect with fellow learners, exchange tips, and support one another. Realness: Experience the true progression, struggles, and achievements of a novice pianist. Are you ready to embark on this musical adventure with me? Hit that subscribe button and ring the notification bell so you won't miss a single update. Let's make music, celebrate progress, and learn together!

The average cat’s reaction time is approximately 20-70 milliseconds, which is faster than the average snake’s one (44-70 ms). The average human one is not less than 250 milliseconds 🐈🐍 Cats not only process cognitive information quickly, but they also have more nerve cells in the part of the brain reserved for visual information. This allows them to see and process more than most mammals. Credit: Unknown DM credit/removal