Is there something you'd still like to do? - Page 3

Montana · ‎03-09-2010

@qualitygal wrote:
@ Montana Amazon. It's called "Signing Time". It's super. Get one, to try it and see it, she's good, she sings, both daughters are in it, (one is handicapped), the other daughter is in it with her little boy cousin. It was a great teacher/teaching and learning show. I'm sorry it's not still on. You have to get it and see. I'd recommend it.

@qualitygal

Thanks so much for the information. I’ll check it out.

Newgate · ‎09-05-2014

Take oil painting and water color painting lessons!

Also, I have always wanted to ride a dirt bike slowly on a winding trail through the woods on a fall cool crisp day! Notice that I said slowly!!

violann · ‎03-10-2010

@dex wrote:
I would love to be able to sing but I don’t think it is possible.I have O talent and can’t carry a tune.I don’t think a music teacher could survive me without noise canceling ear plugs.All of my life I was told to just mouth it during music lessons at school.I like to sing though but it must be done when the dog is out or she will howl.

You are telling yourself a LIE. Some SHAMEFUL PERSON told you something that is not true. In MANY YEARS of working as a music teacher, and having taught hundreds of kids music, I encountered a total of FOUR who were unable to match pitch, and they happened to be wonderful kids with SEVERE learning disabilities, so we taught them to be percussionists.

FIND YOURSELF someone who works with adults, and if they say you can’t be taught, inform them that they are full of lunch meat and contact someone else. Ask a potential teacher if they are familiar with Kodaly (pronounced kō-dī) pitch matching techniques, OR some other pitch matching technique, and if they tell you they are, commit yourself to doing EXACTLY what they tell you and give it a try. Some of the things a TRAINED teacher tells you to do may feel silly but they will help you connect with your REAL voice.

Just as an example, most people don’t easily Identify their own ability to change from low to high pitch, but if you pretend your hand is an airplane and as you move it upward, make your voice go up with the airplane, you’ll be surprised how easily your voice can soar.

DO IT!!!

Pqfan · ‎03-09-2010

I want to do a voice over in a commercial.

Drythe · ‎07-09-2011

Visit Japan and Cambodia.

Spend a year in Basilicata, Italy, learn to speak Italian rather than Italilingish.

See a pearl harvest in Fiji, in a sustainable harvest community.

Go with my Dad to many more family reunions.

Take a course in the art of flower arranging.

"Animals are not my whole world, but they have made my world whole" ~ Roger Caras

Pqfan · ‎03-09-2010

@ Montana wrote:
I have always been interested in American Sign Language. As a teen, I taught myself the alphabet, but ASL is not just words, but a whole different language like French or Spanish. Occasionally, I have looked at ASL videos for babies to see some basic signs.

One YouTube family has taught their infant a few signs: more; hungry, and all finished. I’m impressed because he is only a year old.

I figure if a a baby can learn, I should be able to. I dunno.

Me too! I was just practicing signs this morning!🙂

chrystaltree · ‎05-10-2010

The list of things that I would like to do is incredibly long. I want to go to Hawaii again, I want to obtain another professional certification, I want to lose 30lbs and keep it off forever, I want to get my right knee replacement, I want to take an art appreciation class, I want to take take a photography class ..... and so much more.