End of Day 3

Today, in my humble opinion, has been the most enjoyable and rewarding day for the boys. The boys are really starting to bond, and it's truly a joy to not only see and hear the boys perform in a variety of venues, but also to see them develop meaningful friendships with one another, as well as developing their own unique set of life skills that can only be obtained by going on a tour like this.



(We even had a surprise visit from Mr. Tarango!)



It has also been such a rewarding experience for me, too. This is my first official tour in my first year with PBA, and I now feel like I am truly part of the PBA family. It's been great getting to know Pam Weimer and her son, Bryan. Chris (Mr. Kula) and I are never without good conversation when those two are around. And believe me, having Bryan and Pam around also means our tour runs much smoother.

By the way, tomorrow the boys will sing here: Cathedral of the Madeleine



And I'll get to play on this!




This piano is absolutely the most fantastic sounding instrument I've ever played. It's a huge Bosendofer concert grand. The piano action is perfect and the resonance is heavenly. Mr. Kula and I want to bring it back home with us.

Well, I think I'll bring this to a close now. I'm having a hard time believing that my iPhone will even be able to upload this latest blog-this one's pretty long, and there are more than a few pictures. Speaking of which, here's just one last pic. Good night folks!



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