- Stipple a quilt. For those who are not quilters, this is a kind of quilting that requires meandering. My quilting has been limited to straight lines.
- Play the piano. I think this is something I would like to do...but I have never had any music lessons and don't know how it would go.
- Play tennis. Maybe because this guy that liked me in college did. My friend Sarah plays, too, but she lives in California and is too far away to give me lessons.
- Be content. That may take the rest of my life.
- Swing dance. My dad might not be impressed with that one, but my friend knows how and loves it. It would be good exercise too.
- Speak Spanish well. So I could have a conversation with native Spanish speakers. It would help me in my job, as all my students' parents are Spanish speaking.
What would you like to learn to do?
edit: I forgot to add to my list that I would like to learn how to swim. Yes, I live in the Land of 10,000 Lakes. My students find it difficult to believe that their teacher cannot swim.
3 comments:
i liked reading your list. :)
I would like to learn how to swim better, because I can, but just a bit. and i would love to learn to be content-yes, it will take a lifetime.
1) surf
2) become an Excel expert
3) learn to make the perfect piece of frybread
4) learn a foreign language --Spanish, Italian
5) learn more Navajo
Play the piano!! That's on my list this year. When I made up the children's goals for the year I made myself I list too. And the piano was one of them. I have a really nice Casio keyboard I received as a gift I'm going to learn on. I never took any music lessons growing up... we couldn't afford it. But I'd bug my friends to teach me!! I've found quite a few lessons and tutorials online!!
Spanish is also on my list. I made it all the way to AP Spanish and I can barely speak a word!! So we started foreign language studies this year in our homeschool:-)
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