10.

Take a Community Ed Class.

          I love to learn. I am teacher, so naturally I think learning is pretty important. Beyond that I like to learn new things. I rarely do the same project twice as it holds no interest to do something I have done before.

          That said I love the Community Ed Catalog when it comes in the mail. I like to see what other people want to teach. And sometimes I question if there is a true demand for some of those hobbies. Naturally, I am interested in the more obscure options.

          My friend Ann is actually the one who lit the fire under my butt to cross this one off the list. She invited me over to her place one night. We sat down and looked through the catalog. She already had an account with Community Ed so I joined her family list on the website and she signed us up for the class.

          We chose "Candy Bouquets"! For real, that is an actual class. Who knew! On the way to class we stopped by the gas station for some refreshments. The cashier was not impressed by our undertaking. Little did he know our creations would be this amazing!

          My creation is the one on the left. Thanks Ann for kicking me into gear. I had a great time listening to the other women in the class. It reminded me that even though I live in the cities I am still part of a community.