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Originally Posted by hvert
Be on the lookout for classes that don't cost money! I have had success with that-- although I am usually one of the youngest people in the class since 'free' is popular with retired folk  These kinds of classes are often connected with volunteering in some way. I did a 3 month local history course in exchange for a 20 hour volunteer commitment.
My mother has done an adult cooking class and enjoyed it. It sounds like a very social class. I keep eyeballing a pottery course, but it's expensive and I am not very crafty.
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Those are great ideas. I'd like to take a cooking class sometime. Even if it does cost more money than I'd like to spend, it's a useful skill! Also, I'm sure that my husband would love it if I could improve my average cooking and baking skills!