Soooo... you want to hear me play, right? (I can't spend the past two weeks writing about the practice of play and the ease that comes with understanding without, like, giving you an example.)

Here's the first movement of Mozart K332.

A few notes:

This is both a single take (obviously) and the only take. I wanted to recreate the live performance aspect as closely as possible, and that meant staying committed to the piece no matter what happened.

Which I do. There are a few weeble-wobbles, but I do not fall down — and I keep myself focused on the moment and the music throughout. In fact, there is one moment (right around 8:17 as I begin the second repeat) that feels almost magical. ❤️

Here's where I got published this week! Also — before I run down the list — I should probably share what I posted on Twitter this morning:

Bankrate

How do cash back sites work?

Want to use cash back sites to earn extra money? Here’s what you need to know about how they work and which ones you should use.

Credit Cards Dot Com

Guide to the Greenlight debit card for kids

Many parents wish there was an easy way to teach their children about money – and if you’re one of those parents, the Greenlight debit card for kids could be the educational tool you’re looking for.

Is it worth paying an annual fee for a credit card?

Should you pay an annual fee for a credit card? It all depends on what you hope to get out of the card – and how much you’re willing to pay for the privilege.

Vox

Money Talks: The couple with differing financial priorities

Kat and Doug are compromising on saving for their son’s education, donating to charity, and building up long-term investments.