We encounter many different challenges throughout our lives. From being an innocent, carefree kid to a complicated adult, we all face pivotal moments that greatly impact our behaviors and perceptions of life. During such crucial times, we rely on friends and family to give us sound advice, especially when we feel lost.

Although there are people who refuse to ask or accept their parents' opinions, some are still sensible enough to listen to their counsel. They don't know everything---yes, but they have lived longer and they know things most of us don't. Moreover, they only want what's best for us.

But, what if the mom or dad you adore, respect, and turn to for guidance passes on before you even experience those critical periods?

If somebody asks you to imagine a fond childhood memory you spent with your parents, what would you come up with?

Is it your dad teaching you how to play sports? Your mom going through your homeworks with you, and then serving snacks afterwards as reward? Is it a family picnic, or just a lazy day spent on the sofa watching TV together? Do you remember spending lots of bonding moments with your family, and actually feeling loved, happy and contented?

Now let's go back to our modern, technologically-advanced present day. If our children will be asked to think of a fond memory with us, what would they have come up with? Is it the time we allowed them to touch our phones so they can play games?

Harp is a musical instrument that may look intimidating to play at first glance.

While you may find it as an instrument that is extremely challenging to learn and play, it’s not too late to gain knowledge of it since harp is for every age, different personalities and talents.

What is tricky with this musical instrument is on how you make music sound impressive and remarkable. Patience and practice are keys in acquiring the skills and learning it by heart.