My youtube channel (it's @EducationForProblemSolving) has videos of me (juggling 3-4-5 balls, with dancing & jumping, and clubs)* plus our dog* (being joyfully cute in our old home and their new home).   Probably it's best to use this playlist because two dog-videos are "Shorts" (due to an unfortunately-rigid policy of YouTube) so to see all “cute dog” videos you must click the tabs for "Videos" and also "Shorts", or use the playlist.

* Do-It-Yourself Juggling describes my experiences of teaching, and why my learning required 12 years & 45 minutes, including a chance meeting with a Flying Karamazov Brother.  Two other personal times-to-learn were 5 seconds for swimming (can you guess why?) and – with morning failure followed by afternoon success – one day for skiing.  Also, why did a family dog dance with joy twice each day?

* She is "our dog" because she always will be my dog (in memories & feelings) and now she is their dog (in everyday experiences & feelings, for her and them).  Mom and I were her people, and now she has new people!   🙂

The channel (it's URL used to include DTprocess – DesignThinking Process)* also links to my playlists in YouTube Music.  The two best are...  Musical Mellow with vocals;   and Instrumentals with the first part all by Gershwin – a musical genius – including Cuban Overture (my favorite) and Summertime, followed by other composers, with multi-song variety from Djangology & Purple Carnival thru Surf Medley, then a few of the many songs by Duke Ellington, who is my second-favorite composer.     { iou – soon I'll add more songs by Duke, and will make a separate playlist for him. }

Of course, these are only a few of the many songs I've discovered and have enjoyed – like these (being used as Aesop's Songs to illustrate strategies for making music) – among the much larger number of wonderful songs that musical artists have creatively composed and performed.     { I'm grateful that we can enjoy their music, in addition to the option of also making our own music. }

* DTprocess was my UserName on Twitter when it still was Twitter, and I still used it.