I teach science. I love to garden and the outdoors. I like to explore new places. I grow flowers in my garden. I have amazing flower beds. I belong to a church group.  I go on trips with my church group every summer. My church group does many charitable services. I love to research flowers and plan flower beds.  I have indoor plants too. My class loves my sensitive plant. I like a good violin. I don't play any instruments. I am planning on going to a orchestra concert performance. I want to learn to play the violin. I really like to hike.
I teach piano. I am currently booked full with lessons until next month. I like the outdoors.  I like to explore new places. I love to hike. I do not go to church.  I help at the homeless shelter. I do not have time to do charitable services. I play the violin, piano, clarinet, oboe, saxophone, upright bass, and marimba. My favorite instrument is the violin.  I love the violin. My dad was a professional violinist. I take after my dad. My dad enjoys orchestra concerts. I love live music. I do not have a garden. I am not interested in planting gardens. I don't like dirt. I am not religious.
Did your dad teach you how to play violin or did you learn from another professional? He started to teach me and then I learned from someone else because he went to play with a group that was traveling. I would have loved to have been around someone who was enthusiastic about music. How long did he go travelling for? He was gone for about 6 months they traveled all over the world playing for different people. He even played for the president one time. That must have been so interesting. I bet he had loads of stories when he returned! Did you prefer learning from him or the person after? He did have lots of stories. To be honest the other person. He was much harder on me then other student since I was his child. Yeah, I get that - tough love. But, since you love the violin now, they achieved their goal collectively. When was the last time you got a new violin? I just got a new one last month and handed down my old one to my child. I he wanted to learn how to play so I have been looking into a good teacher. I learned it is better to have someone else do it then myself because of how it went with my father. I am sure there will be loads of people willing to teach your child for the correct payment. Maybe you could teach the very basics to lower the cost? He knows a lot from watching me and can play some simple songs. I have a friend that said they would teach him, but she out of town at the moment. That would work out perfectly. I think sometimes it is best to outsource for that kind of thing. When do you think she will be back? Hopefully next month unless her orchestra gets ask to play somewhere else. She is plays the clarinet while playing at concerts, but she is a professional in all kinds of instuments.