I played the flute from age 9 to age 16 or so, and then on and off since then. I still have my flute, and can still make a nice sound on it, but I hardly ever practice. i want to get back into regular practice, and I would really like to play with some sort of ensemble again.
sarahsoy29's Life List
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1. go to grad school
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2. visit Turkey
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3. visit Israel
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4. visit Africa
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5. learn how to cook Japanese food
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6. learn Spanish
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7. learn Chinese
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8. play ultimate frisbee
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9. learn ballet
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10. learn to belly dance
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11. become a translator
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12. become a psychologist
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13. play the flute again
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14. take up hiking
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15. learn Hebrew
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16. convert to Judaism
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17. lose 50 pounds
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18. learn capoeira
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How I did it: I studied Japanese in high school and University, and have lived in Japan for almost 5 years. I now work at a Japanese company where business is conducted entirely in Japanese. I do feel that there's always more to learn, though, and I certainly don't feel like I'm "done" with learning Japanese, just that I've reached a point of functional fluency that allows me to be a contributing member of society. I have passed the first level of the … Read how I did it…
I started learning Hebrew about 4 years ago, and took classes for almost a year at a local synagogue. After that I moved and have forgotten most of the Hebrew I had learned. I want to get back into it again, regain the knowledge I lost, and learn more.
I started practicing capoeira for a few months about a year ago, but I hurt my knee and had to have surgery, so I quit. Now my knee is much better and I really want to get back to capoeira.
