Friday Finds #251

Welcome back! After a bit of a break from Friday Finds following #250 (which you should check out because it includes fun finds from other teachers), I’m excited to get this series going again!

While I strive for it to be a weekly series, I’ve learned that it’s better for life not to put those restrictions on myself, so if you want to make sure you get the latest delivered to your inbox, signup for my email list here. (Be sure and check the box that says “please send new posts to my inbox.”)

Enjoy!

 

1

Irina Gorin’s Tales of a Musical Journey method has received an update! I’m excited to see the changes. You can order from her website here.

 

2

Over 25 Music Podcasts Music Educators Can Follow (Jennifer Foxx | Music Educator Resources)

 

3

Earlier this year, as we began planning our trip to Europe, the first thing we did was purchase Rick Steves: Europe through the Back Door book. 

It was incredibly helpful in choosing sights and getting lots of travel and packing advice.

 

 

4

One thing I missed the most food-wise while in Europe for a month was Mexican food! The first night we got home, I tried a new recipe: Slow Cooker Creamy Green Chile Chicken Enchilada Soup (Recipe Runner)

We really enjoyed it! I made a few additions, including 1 chopped chipotle in adobo (about 1-2 T.), which gave it a soft smokey flavor with just the tiniest bit of spice. I also toasted up some soft burrito shells that needed to be used up, then threw them in at the end right before serving, creating a nice thickened texture.

 

5

I’m a Dietitian, and My Son Eats the Same Lunch Every Day – Here’s Why That’s OK (The Kitchn)

I love the perspective presented in this article for children and adults – our health is not just about one meal but an overall big picture.

 

6

[PODCAST EPISODE] Simplified Organization for the New School Year (Ashley Danyew | Field Notes on Music Teaching  Learning)

 

7

This Map Can Tell You When Fall Foliage is Peaking in 2022 (NPR)

Very cool!!

 

8

We enjoyed watching the Netflix series “Inventing Anna,” based on the true story of major con artist Anna Sorokin. Miss Sorokin was recently freed but faces deportation (NPR).

 

9

Piano Teacher Scams: How to Protect Yourself Against Fake Students, Free Piano’s Celebrities, and More (Rebekah Maxner)

 

10

The Best and Worst US Airports for Cheap International Flights in 2022 (Scotts’s Cheap Flights)

 

11

Check out how Natalie is using her new Apple HomePod Mini’s in her studio this fall!

 

12

How to Prepare for College Auditions (The Piano Prof)

 

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