Jamming can mean quite a few things … including playing music spontaneously with others for fun. Here is our son and grandson playing drums together on the floor. Our small drum collection is popular with many visitors, especially young ones or musicians!
father and son jamming on drums
When his young cousin went off with the drum sticks which she quite rightly thinks of as hers, the drum player played with her instead.
now who has the drum sticks?
with a mighty jump he leaps behind
to get into the photo
and have some fun!
and of course there is another very popular type of jam … the sticky kind! I made Seville Orange Marmalade yesterday.
Seville Orange Marmalade
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dadirridreaming 
I bet those youngsters could get jam everywhere, Christine 🙂
so right, glad they did not have the chance Jo!
good sticky fun :-)x
very clever Gilly … there are a few kinds of sticky in that post!
Love these fun drum photos. Thanks for sharing, Christine!
great to see people playing music and having fun … our grandson can’t help drumming on every surface … even himself!
delizioso quadretto familiare con appetitoso invito alla prima colazione!
un sorriso a te e ai tuoi cari
Ventis
lovely little picture familiar with appetizing invitation to breakfast!
a smile to you and your loved ones
yes, you are welcome to share my delicious marmalade!!
hi Christine,
I always feel joy – jamming or eating jam!
three J’s there frizz 🙂
Seville Orange marmalade is my favourite. 🙂 I love to see children enjoying making music. Lovely pics, Christine.
thanks ad, i love that musical fun too … and i love seville orange marmalade … that delicious tart sweetness 🙂
Do I see a Tabla there? Your marmalade looks delicious Christine! 🙂
I personally love Seville Orange marmalade, and since I learnt to make it using extra pectin it stays a gorgeous colour and sets beautifully 🙂 … on the drums, we have such an odd collection that has changed with the years, but of course we must have a tabla amongst them!
Orange marmalade is my favorite Christine! Yum, Margie