We’ve talked this year about clearing my life of physical, mental and spiritual things. It seems most of my clearing was of the physical type. I’ve scrubbed white woodwork, cleaned out cabinets, and found a light-weight Christmas tree that can be stored in a closet instead of the attic. I’ve made a lot of progress. I still need to clean the woodwork in the back bathroom. I try to not look at it as I do my hair and make up in the morning, but it’s still there. Maybe next week.
I think next year we will talk about life-long learning. Not just clearing my life of things I don’t need but learning things in life I do need. My husband and I talked about taking a Spanish class from the local vo-tech. I need that. I took two years of French in high school and remember very little. But I was a kid then and just filling a square. This time, it will be because I really want to do this. We’ll see how the old brains get along in the classroom again.
I constantly buy books and sit in on sessions about how to craft a story. I actually read those books and try to work what I learn into my writing. I am a firm believer in life-long learning, both mental and physical. I may try a new class at the YMCA for the physical me. I’m not even going to talk about trying once again to lose weight. It is also a life-long learning event for me – a roller coaster of sorts.
I have new books coming out in 2019 and I’m always learning new ways to market them. I can’t wait to show them to you. The first one, Blooming Justice, will be released January 30, 2019. Yeah!
I’d love for you to chime in on what new thing you are trying and let me know if I am heading the right way. Learning is more fun if you have people to discuss it with.
Here’s to learning new things and living life to the fullest!
Looking forward to the habla espanol with you mi amiga.
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I’ll be slow, Martha.
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A Spanish class is great, but you can back it up with the Duolingo app. I’ve been doing this for at least a year or two. I’m better at reading Spanish than I am at conversing in it. That’s where the class might be of benefit.
As for the physical you, see if there’s a Moving for Better Balance Tai Chi class in your area. It’s one of the great things from the Oklahoma Department of Health.
Happy New Year!
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Thanks, Sharon. I am a member of the Y here in town and take a core strength class twice a week. But I understand that a Tai Chi class is being offered soon. I’ll look into it. I’d not heard of Duolingo.
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