That title is probably over the top, but I was very good.
I have also received two lifetime bans from two golf courses.
First off, holy shit you were way better than I had anticipated getting your first hole-in-one around 9 or 10.
It was a complete fluke. I wasn't getting par on holes consistently until I was around 14.
Which, mind you, is one of the best public music programs in the country.
I wish there wasn't such an emphasis on this. I have been playing musical instruments since I was 5 or 6, and had no lessons at all. With kids, the lessons become a chore. Practicing with instruments becomes synonymous with doing their homework, because it's too structured. I would have never been interested in playing music at all if I didn't have the freedom to do what I wanted.
> First off, holy shit you were way better than I had anticipated getting your first hole-in-one around 9 or 10.
It was a complete fluke. I wasn't getting par on holes consistently until I was around 14.
> Which, mind you, is one of the best public music programs in the country.
I wish there wasn't such an emphasis on this. I have been playing musical instruments since I was 5 or 6, and had no lessons at all. With kids, the lessons become a chore. Practicing with instruments becomes synonymous with doing their homework, because it's too structured. I would have never been interested in playing music at all if I didn't have the freedom to do what I wanted.
It's still impressive, nevertheless.
I've been playing instruments for like 12 years now but never was pressured. The music program I was talking about was at my university and he was just participating in one of their youth orchestras.
It's still impressive, nevertheless.
I've been playing instruments for like 12 years now but never was pressured. The music program I was talking about was at my university and he was just participating in one of their youth orchestras.
First off, holy shit you were way better than I had anticipated getting your first hole-in-one around 9 or 10.
That's cool, that's sort of how I feel about this one instrument I play. As a joke, I auditioned with euphonium (an instrument I had never played before), because it was my senior year of high school and I thought it'd be funny. I practiced for two hours, went into the audition, and found out later that week that I got first chair in the band. Turns out that I had beat our a kid who played in a prestigious youth orchestra for my now university's music program. Which, mind you, is one of the best public music programs in the country.
I debated on continuing playing but then decided to pursue engineering. I ended up hating engineering and three years later realized that I could have actually played professionally.