“I do live karaoke on the streets of Fairhope. I have people pick the songs and let them sing. I stick to simple chords and it works out. One girl had a beautiful song that she wrote. You never know who is walking by. I got tired of practicing at home started walking and playing. I need to be in better shape to do this, but it helps coordination and stops me from staring at my hands. I am making a career change to musician. I played trumpet in high school and college. I played Taps at my grandpa’s funeral and haven’t played since. I have always had a guitar nearby but never put time into it. I am getting into finger-picking. In the past, I have turned hobbies into work and I am trying not to do that this time. With music, there is so much to learn and you can never hit a dead end. I want to get my skills down and write heartfelt songs that connect with someone. Music is the key that opens the door. They are curious and want to know more. I used to be very goal-driven. My girls have taught me to slow down and marvel at the world.”
Let’s go and live as God would want us to do
Dr. Ann Pearson was born with peace into a middle-class family in Demopolis, Alabama. The youngest of two children,...







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