So it has become very obvious that summertime has distracted me from my posting.

It is not as if the intent to post is absent, it just seems as I am relatively busy enjoying my first half of the day before I head off to my full-time evening job as a kitchen worker, I try to get the most into a day with various activities including practicing and video gaming and going for my tri-weekly walks around my neighborhood, updating the blog with new posts just seems to always get put at the end of the list.

This isn't a post saying that my days with BG & the PIANO are over. I've had numerous blog attempts in the past but this one I think has the potential to stay awhile. It was really a school-orientated blog anyways, noticed by the number of postings found during the months I was in school.

However I have been thinking lately of how to get the blog to that more personal level, to talk about the reasons why I created it in the first place. Looking back on the postings so far, yes I seemed to have asserted my deep admiration for the subject of music but most of the posts seem to be simply videos of the works being performed and the accompanying history to the composition or composer. Even when I first started the blog I envisioned more than that.

At first it was about my passionate love for the form of classical music, and then it slowly evolved into a sense of enthusiasm towards my desire to learn as what I took from school I turned into a post idea. But also seeing as I had a few personal problems this year, health and school-wise, posting in the blog seemed to keep my attention moderately focused to the year at hand and away from my problems, if only temporarily.

BG & the PIANO seemed to serve its purpose this year, helping me survive my second year as a full-time student and keeping my mind afloat in the subject I truly love.

Perhaps the time during the remainder of the summer will help me refocus on what the blog will become when September rolls around and I hopefully return to posting on a regular basis.

Happy Summer Days!