Stepht5
Just trying to make it to our next Disney vacation
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Fortunately, it's something that has never bothered me. I prefer to sing on stage than act and in Hello Dolly (my first show) I was actually known to dance a Polka. Helen is the dancer (qualified to teach old-time). I turned down the offer at the age of 24 to complete my classic training in singing as I had too many other life-events on the go at the time.
My preference is public-speaking and at the age of 17 I took a qualification for public-speaking. It became useful later as I was the youngest-ever elected councillor where we lived in South Wales. I represented 18,000 people in the local council. I regularly attended political party conferences around the country speaking on various issues to over 6000 delegates.
Although still a member of the Labour Party, I gave up holding office and positions so I coulddevote more time to my home-life.
My attitude was that I'm still young enough to return in 10-15 years.
Fortunately Alex and Bethan are both confident and are more than happy to get-up and give-it-a-go.It's not for everyone.
David
And Jon hates it when he has to speak at either the stockholder's meetings or the manager's meeting.


If I wasn't so busy with the kids activities (and dh travels some) I would audition for shows.... probably...... I know I would take acting classes.
Our oldest dd also did community theater.
None of us could be classified as *good* singers. But, Samantha & Elvis are better then the rest of us.

I love to sing BUT the sound of me singing is


I used to be a good dancer.... Not in years and years. Oldest dd did tap & jazz. Samantha took ballet since she was 6..... she also took Modern dance and really enjoyed herself. It was a very difficult decision for her to make this past month when she dropped out of Ballet...... The pain had just become more then she could stand -- she has scoliosis.
I love learning these things about each other!!!