Thanks for the kinds words and encouragement.

Thanks @Kevin M., appreciated it.

@Georganne: lucky that you got a teacher, many of us here (myself included) don't have private instructor, so we just get on with a tune and play around with it.

@Picklefish: thanks PF, agree, just for exercise, for playing the tune that is not the correct speed.

@screeeech: thanks for encouragement.

@StoneDog: took it in the late afternoon, maybe she works faster at that time, lol. Thanks for your encouragement. Looking forward to see your post, SD.

Thanks all for the nice words.

@Tyberius: thank you for your encouragement.

@KindaScratchy and @HDuaneaz: it's a nice tune to play and sorry that I did not play it at the standard Irish jig tempo.

I was using it as an exercise to try to work out some issues with synchronization, articulation and bowing. Along the way, I discovered several other problems I had all this time, namely my wrist angle was all wrong as well as incorrect pressure/damping, so a rework of bow hold is underway along with several other correction. Also there is a buzz in my violin that I could not identify for a few months, just discovered that it's a wolf tone, natural violin body resonance right around Bb on G, A and E strings. A temporary solution was to use rubber mutes to dampen string afterlength, but that costs/alters tonal color and sound characteristic of the violin.

Working hard to try to correct all of those issues/problems. LOL, it's funny that in learning violin there is always something going on, one after another, sometimes good other time.... not so well, but for sure it's exciting as hell. Keep tryyyiiiing.