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If you played an instrument when younger, I 100% recommend owning it when youāre older.
I took Flute lessons all my school years and stopped after graduating.
Now Iām older, Iām really grateful for them. Also, appreciate the instrument much more without the pressure to learn and progress.
Musical instruments are incredible hobbies, gorgeous, and itās never too late to start learning !!
Nov 21, 2024
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I hadnāt played the piano in literally years but I found an electric one dirt cheap and gave it a shot. Its been my most fulfilling hobby and Iām practicing more than I ever did when I took lessons, take this as your sign to try and find a cheap instrument and just get back into it if you lost interest as a kid.
May 20, 2025
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I wish I could still play the flute and tbh i probably could if I got my hands on one but alas! The world will never know
Also I wish I lived in one of those households that have a baby grand piano for decorative purposes but one day the artful child discovers that they have a natural talent and begin to effortlessly play beethovenās 5th or whatever
May 1, 2024
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its such a great way to get more creative if you learn an instrument. and also you engage your brain so much
it can even be the flute or something easy.
i started drum lessons again and i forgot how much fun it actually can be to learn and play an instrument.
May 4, 2024
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Physical magazines and displaying them is a lost art !!
There are some beautiful magazine covers out there, they need to be appreciated and read.
Nov 18, 2024
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I love doing this! Outside seating at a cafe / restaurant / bar and just being.
Take a moment to sonder.
Watching others experience life and go about their day.
Coffee or wine in one hand, cigarette in the other - itās amazing.
Oct 7, 2024
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Time passing, days turning and years passing, is a reminder to be present.
You wonāt remember or be able to write everything down to every detail.
You canāt always remember how the birds sounded that one day, how that coffee really made that day better or be able to capture how that river or mountain truly made you truly feel.
Coping with the passage of time is to practice being present, in those moments thinking to yourself
ābe present, enjoy this as itās happeningā
& being grateful for it.
Oct 3, 2024