Hello, family and friends! Since about October, 2014, I’ve been taking piano lessons from a nearby piano teacher named Leah Wendt. Through the last year, I’ve been learning a good bit more about reading notes instead of just making them up. I still enjoy playing by ear, though, because it’s a lot easier and quicker […]
Category Archives: thoughts
Alisa Sadikova: nine-year-old harpist and child prodigy
This week has been pretty busy with school. And, it’s actually going pretty great. I have an awesome writing teacher, I’m learning to actually read the notes to play the piano, I have a neat biology class, and I’m doing pretty well with my math. Instead of writing out a post, I decided to share this video […]
Exciting News
I have some exciting news for you all! This blog is now just “levipierpont.com” instead of “levipierpont.wordpress.com.” Go ahead, try it out! This is a bit of a milestone for the blog. As a little celebration, please comment and share what your favorite blog post(s) has been. Whether it encouraged you, made you smile, or […]
Life, 7.15 (Journal)
This week (and this month) have been really busy. I’ve been biking a lot, coaching in my church’s day camp, getting into drawing, learning to use power point in church services, and driving. One week ago today, I biked 34 miles in a row! It was really tiring by the end, but I was doing […]
5 Important Things I Believe About My Youth
I came across an article today from lifehack.org titled “10 Important Things People Wish They Understood In Their Youth.” I started to read it, then realized a lot of it was just Disney/pop-culture mumbo-jumbo. So here’s my take on five of their points that I disagreed with. You’ll probably want to read their article along […]
The Future of this Site in 2015
Hello, all! Most of you reading this are likely reading through email. To you that are, thank you! It encourages me to think of the people who get my post by email when I click “publish.” I hope you are all encouraged by what I write. When new years begin, everyone tends to look back […]
