
Walkathon 2025

























The Boy auditioned for (and made) a regional youth orchestra. Try-outs were in May, but his band director from school (the gentleman in the lower left corner of the below picture) is also involved in this orchestra.
"They need low brass," he said. And pulled a few strings. And they opened a rehearsal for him last week. And they were impressed enough to re-open the audition for him.

In one week, he learned the audition pieces and got to where he could play them well. "They're so much harder than what we play at school," he half-complained, half-bragged.

We lose every Sunday as a result, but it's worth it. Plus, we get to go to the Furman campus ever week now for a walk.






























At the encouragement of his band director, the Boy went to sit in today with the Greenville Youth Orchestra. "They need low brass," Mr. K. said. "And you've improved so much!"
So the Boy went and sat in today.

And Mr. K., when he arrived, went straight to E to talk to (and presumably encourage) him.

The Boy's team won 6-0.






























The Boy auditioned for (and made) a regional youth orchestra. Try-outs were in May, but his band director from school (the gentleman in the lower left corner of the below picture) is also involved in this orchestra.
"They need low brass," he said. And pulled a few strings. And they opened a rehearsal for him last week. And they were impressed enough to re-open the audition for him.

In one week, he learned the audition pieces and got to where he could play them well. "They're so much harder than what we play at school," he half-complained, half-bragged.

We lose every Sunday as a result, but it's worth it. Plus, we get to go to the Furman campus ever week now for a walk.






























At the encouragement of his band director, the Boy went to sit in today with the Greenville Youth Orchestra. "They need low brass," Mr. K. said. "And you've improved so much!"
So the Boy went and sat in today.

And Mr. K., when he arrived, went straight to E to talk to (and presumably encourage) him.

The Boy's team won 6-0.





