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If I had?? To be honest, most seem very interesting: Indian Cooking, Pottery, Sign Language, Japanese and Feng Shui are my favorites. Oh and yes, I'm serious about this.
sign language, I think that should be required course
I'm not interested in Pilates or Hip Hop (too old and lazy I guess). All the rest look interesting to me though. I'd probably go for the sign langauge (it just seems like the most useful).
I'd attempt the Pilates but if they soon crippled me, I'd move on to sign language.
Sign language. I had a deaf riend a long time ago, and I learned a few signs in order to talk with him when we were in class.
Make that "friend", please.
Massage Therapy because it could actually be a way to make extra money if you liked it.
sign language - two of my nephews are deaf. but dance and cooking and pilates all sound like fun too.
Definitely indian cooking and massage therepy. I mean...this could come in handy when I'm looking for a man and I find one who happens to love ethnic food and a good massage, right? =)
I think Id take sign language,pottery,indian cooking and japanese language.They are all useful in way,especially sign language.
Pottery. Man it would be nice to get high once a week.
hey Tadema, you'll be happy to hear that pilates was originally developed for bedridden people with very limited mobility and abilities. it is adapatable to (done right of course) any fitness level...not like all the contortions and levels like yoga--tho yoga is great if learned in stages and not pushed.
i chose japanese. the other stuff i'm pretty sure i could learn on my own if i was interested but i have little capacity for learning languages so i'd need help there.
i'm tempted by the sign language but i'm not out lots so hardly ever see anyone who is deaf anymore.
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