I just read an article about a 3 hour Espresso Enthusiast Class. I'm not a coffee drinker, but it sounds like an awesome class for coffee fans.
Most of the classes I've taken were writing classes. And unless I could find a one on one, meeting daily with an instructor who pounded the plot out of me, I'm not too interested in another writing class right now.
But I think I'd enjoy a gardening class. I know some great gardening strategies, but there's tons more to learn. And getting my hands in the dirt and eating the delicious results of hard work would be really fun.
If you were to take a class, what kind of class would it be?
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Suzanne
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I'm a big fan of coffee, but a 3 hour Espresso Class!? Holy!
ReplyDeleteA class pertaining to art, cooking, distance education, volleyball skills, or grammar improvement would be up my alley.
I wouldn't mind taking a cake decorating class. Or even a cake-making classes, since cakes are way harder to deliver than they look.
ReplyDeleteI've just started a Mandarin( conversational) class at the YMCA.It was always about a 'good' time schedule- hence the delay.Great learning slowly but surely!! I hope to make use of it when I visit Beijing in August.
ReplyDeleteI would love to take the espresso class! Or cooking classes.
ReplyDeleteI often take cooking classes. Or wine tasting classes. :-)
ReplyDeleteI almost signed up for a glass-blowing class. Seriously, how cool would that be?! I would also like to take classes in a bunch of different foreign languages, pottery and/or painting, lots of different writing classes and a surfing class. Oh and maybe hang gliding too.
ReplyDeleteI know it would sound boring, but I'd love to take a class to learn how to knit. You know, with real yarn and knitting needles -- not with my old 70s Mattel Knit Magic Machine. ;)
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