Can 
be anything…
Transcendental Meditation
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Glass fusing, I’m going to take it up when I retire
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Dancing .
Would love to be able to dance a Viennese waltz .
Unfortunately Mr M has no such ambition .
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I would love to master wood carving. I have tried a little but I always find the grain defeats me. There is a tenuous family link back to Grinling Gibbons great grandma was a Gibbons. However I think those genes have left our side of the family we are more hammer and sore thumb than carvers of lace cravats in wood.
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For me it would be to play a musical instrument. I have many practical skills but not a musical bone in my body, I have tried many times with different instruments but without success but what a joy it must be to make music…
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I’m with you on that @Barry I’ve guitars ,a banjo, a mandolin and ukuleles but I’m not sure you’d call it music when I wrestle them lol
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Powerboating.
I’d love to take the RYA Level 2 course and progress from there. If I were younger and had a much, much healthier bank account I’d certainly go for it!
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I want to learn to play the piano, a lifelong ambition!
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I would like to go Dolittle and speak to the animals.
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Always wanted to learn to play guitar and having had one for years, I’m still rubbish at it.
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Mastering, “ Kindness” very important to me!..
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@Barry , Me too. I’m totally use less on any instrument !
But singing l ? That’s another matter ! 
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Professional photography.
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Photoshop, digital art, incorporating a drawing pad/tablet.
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My dog understands what I’m saying 
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Aha. Both of you are barking 
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True 
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