What do you do when...
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Connie
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Get you and 11 of your friends together once a month/bi-monthly/weekly and play Bunko! It is loads of fun. If you do it once a month you will only have guests at your house once a year, but you get to have fun 12 times a year! Now what you will do with the other 353 days...I don't know...lol...when I get bored, I clean. (I know, that's boring too)
steamer51
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Volunteering can be fun as well as work. I was a Cub/Webelo/Boy Scout leader and involved at the District and Council level as well for four years in my younger days. Before I knew it I was going to meetings of some kind every night of the week. Organizations that work with young people never have enough volunteers and then tend to burn out the ones they get by over scheduling. Some of my best memories are camping with the scouts and cooking over an open fire. The Boy Scout organization provided all the training I needed since I had never done any of the things we did before.
I had a close friend many years ago that was involved with the Big Brother/Big Sister and found it very rewarding. They assigned him to a young man and set up activities (ball games etc.) for them to do together. If I remember correctly he didn't even have to pay for tickets, just spend time with and be a positive influence to a young person that didn't have it at home.
Our church youth group went on a field trip to hand out sandwiches to homeless and others that needed something to eat. I was a little apprehensive about taking eight young teenage girls to a bad part of town to hand out sandwiches in an alley. There were no boys in the youth group at the time to back me up if there was trouble. I was pleasantly surprised at how polite and courteous the men were that lined up for their sandwiches. Some homeless are mentally disturbed and could be dangerous but the ones we met that day were very kind and it was a good experience for all of us to help them.
I had a close friend many years ago that was involved with the Big Brother/Big Sister and found it very rewarding. They assigned him to a young man and set up activities (ball games etc.) for them to do together. If I remember correctly he didn't even have to pay for tickets, just spend time with and be a positive influence to a young person that didn't have it at home.
Our church youth group went on a field trip to hand out sandwiches to homeless and others that needed something to eat. I was a little apprehensive about taking eight young teenage girls to a bad part of town to hand out sandwiches in an alley. There were no boys in the youth group at the time to back me up if there was trouble. I was pleasantly surprised at how polite and courteous the men were that lined up for their sandwiches. Some homeless are mentally disturbed and could be dangerous but the ones we met that day were very kind and it was a good experience for all of us to help them.
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I can play quite a few! Sax, trumpet, trombone, French horn, etc. A lot of the brass ones I can play(considering that around 7 of them have the same finger placements as a trumpet.)
I gave music up, a lot of things got in my way and I justmstopped playing, I sold all my instruments that I had, and gave up. Never have I ever played another instrument since I sold mine.
cdness
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I will upload them to my Skydrive and give you access. I have the RAW photos so editing is better. I am just an amateur editor so anything will be better than I am doing I think.
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haha! Well, aside from bulking up, we can check the rest of the things off the list!hahahahahaha!
I never liked sports, absolutly got on my nervs.
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