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Mark, when i was in the army, jan 59-mar 62, i was in the administrative branch and worked as a mailman for my company, since then i took courses for locksmithing, small engine repair, some electrical studies, and a two year vocational course in electronics and small computer repair. I never really got to use any of them very much because of the hours and demands of my full time job. I was stuck in a stagnation rut. Then i finally retired in june 2003 after 26years. Also, i have tried for several years at learning to read music and play guitar. I still have trouble playing some of the chords and different picking and rythm techniques. I get aggravated and give it up for a while. Eventually i go back and try again but i have to relearn some things first. This last time i had to do something out of neccessity. I had wind and storm damage on the night of May 25th and I am still dealing with that, so my music learning is still lacking. Also i have felt compelled to read my three heirloom packages and absorb everything to become the blessed person i was meant to be. I would have to say of all these interest the ones i would most enjoy learning more about are electrical/electronic components,circuits, and reading cicuit schematics. Also, becoming a master guitarist. Could one or all of these become my friday-night essence and how could i get started creating values? How would these be catagorized, proffessional and arts? Donald Roberts
