I’m learning on a celtic lap harp, via a teacher and the book ‘basic harp for beginners’by laurie Riley. The book is very good, but i think a tutor is improtant early on to learn proper posture/hand use etc. And dont be put off f you cant read music, you can learn as you go. I’m loving it.
miraxine33's Life List
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1. Get a masters degree
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2. Any food that I buy be fairtrade/organic
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3. go dancing more often
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4. have a library in my house
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5. Meet our sponser child (San San in Burma)
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6. Get my portrait painted
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7. live somewhere its snowy for a whole winter
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8. Start my own blog
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9. Learn how to remember peoples' names
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10. dress the way I wish I dressed every day
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11. Own all episodes of "Northern Exposure" on DVD
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12. get a greenhouse and grow my own tea!
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13. See the aurora australis
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14. Have my family overseas visit
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15. Ice skate on a frozen lake
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16. Visit all the regions of France and eat the local delicacy
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17. Visit Alaska
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18. Memorise my favorite poems
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19. Write down my grandparents stories to pass on to my kids
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20. Grow an orchard from scratch
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21. Still be happily married when I'm 100 years old
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22. Design and make my own clothes
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23. Get a fox terrier puppy
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24. Have happy hens live in my garden
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25. Live by the beach
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watched it as a teenager, now re-enjoying on dvd, each epiosde a reward for studying hard! nearly finished season 5, my favorite episode so far ‘mite makes right’ the kiss in the snow-ahhhh. Haven’t found season 6 in NZ so far, will keep hunting, but secretly wish it didnt have to end. Wish they would make a Northern Exposure follow up movie, like the sex and the city one??
I found and watched season 6, sigh, so sad its ened now…until i rewatch them again in about 10 years when I’,m likely to have forgotten enough to enjoy them all over again!
...will be floor to ceiling book shelves, except for the gap for the windown overlooking the garden and the fireplace. It will have to have at least one spooky taxidermied animal (ideally an morepork) lurking in a corner, and the badly damaged art deco leather sofa and chairs that have lived in the shed for the last 3 years which my husband will have fixed up finally by then. I will never dust it and it will be perfect!
