3 day weekend, what should I do?
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All that cinder said, PLUS -
Go on a long, long drive with nobody in particular
Try out a new cuisine (do that on Day 1, so if anything goes wrong you will have two days to recover)
Backpack to some obscure tourist spots around the city - some place that has a legend built around it
Cook something
Step out of your home and leave the planning to God
Go on a long, long drive with nobody in particular
Try out a new cuisine (do that on Day 1, so if anything goes wrong you will have two days to recover)
Backpack to some obscure tourist spots around the city - some place that has a legend built around it
Cook something
Step out of your home and leave the planning to God
Here is my weekend "to do" list. Maybe it will help inspire you -
take down Christmas tree
get oil change
vaccuum
recycle
practice Brahms waltz
make lamb stew
file papers
set up auto payment for loan
adjust Netflix account
donate
go to that novelty shop in old town to get masks for next week's party
water the plants - repot the aloe vera
finish stained glass project.
If I get just half of these done, I will feel like I accomplished something!
hope this helps!!!
take down Christmas tree
get oil change
vaccuum
recycle
practice Brahms waltz
make lamb stew
file papers
set up auto payment for loan
adjust Netflix account
donate
go to that novelty shop in old town to get masks for next week's party
water the plants - repot the aloe vera
finish stained glass project.
If I get just half of these done, I will feel like I accomplished something!
hope this helps!!!
Bake bread and give me a loaf. I'm out and it's too late this weekend for me to make more, on account of sourdough takes a long time.
Alternatively, come help me with the music projects I'm running.
Okay, a real suggestion... Go to a restaurant by yourself, eat a good meal and listen to conversation going on around you.
If you like serendipity, go to the mall, sit on a bench and wait for someone to talk to. The most amazing conversations will start. You don't even have to try to talk to someone, they just start.
Take lots of naps. Those who sleep more live longer.
Alternatively, come help me with the music projects I'm running.
Okay, a real suggestion... Go to a restaurant by yourself, eat a good meal and listen to conversation going on around you.
If you like serendipity, go to the mall, sit on a bench and wait for someone to talk to. The most amazing conversations will start. You don't even have to try to talk to someone, they just start.
Take lots of naps. Those who sleep more live longer.
Well let's see today I am, doing laundry, cleaning, packing, taking my son to his basketball game and going to a movie with my Husband.
Tomorrow, going to Cleveland Museum of Art, then going to spend the night with friend's that live in Mentor Ohio. Oh and church and teaching Sunday school in the morning.
Monday, driving home from Mentor, making a pit stop at my cousin's house in Jefferson Ohio to drop some boy's clothing off to her, then coming home, getting kids stuff ready for school Tuesday and working for someone that evening.
Tomorrow, going to Cleveland Museum of Art, then going to spend the night with friend's that live in Mentor Ohio. Oh and church and teaching Sunday school in the morning.
Monday, driving home from Mentor, making a pit stop at my cousin's house in Jefferson Ohio to drop some boy's clothing off to her, then coming home, getting kids stuff ready for school Tuesday and working for someone that evening.
Wow...... kind of feel guilty.............my weekend seems so lazy.....but this is my first whole weekend
off and I've been looking forward to the rest......there's my excuse.....
Today....I'm getting ready for the beach.......don't hate.....I've been blessed.....Lol....
Yes I'm going to spend the entire day.....me...the grand babies.....and God.....we all love the beach...
when the sun goes down.....we will go to the park....on said beach....till dark.....
To marrow......get ready for more fun....I will be visiting a friends church....
Its also my grandsons birthday....so we are having a bbq.....i love my life......
Gotta work on Monday.....God has truly blessed me........peace ..jo
off and I've been looking forward to the rest......there's my excuse.....
Today....I'm getting ready for the beach.......don't hate.....I've been blessed.....Lol....
Yes I'm going to spend the entire day.....me...the grand babies.....and God.....we all love the beach...
when the sun goes down.....we will go to the park....on said beach....till dark.....
To marrow......get ready for more fun....I will be visiting a friends church....
Its also my grandsons birthday....so we are having a bbq.....i love my life......
Gotta work on Monday.....God has truly blessed me........peace ..jo
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Actually, it's not anywhere as complicated as you think.
Wind instruments and percussion play comfortably in most flat keys, strings and keyboardists typically prefer sharp keys. The odd one are instruments that are keyed in E-flat (alto sax and clarinet, bari sax, E-flat clarinet), who prefer flat keys, but after transposition, reading in sharps.
This is primarily why wind instruments and string instruments are taught separately through middle and high school (band and orchestra, respectively), with balance being the second reason.
Wind instruments and percussion play comfortably in most flat keys, strings and keyboardists typically prefer sharp keys. The odd one are instruments that are keyed in E-flat (alto sax and clarinet, bari sax, E-flat clarinet), who prefer flat keys, but after transposition, reading in sharps.
This is primarily why wind instruments and string instruments are taught separately through middle and high school (band and orchestra, respectively), with balance being the second reason.
