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A friend and I just did an evening class in cup cake decorating and really enjoyed it. I haven't done something like this for a while and it was great to learn something new and switch off from the real world for a while.

I can't say I'm an expert decorator but it just went to show that if you have the right gear and a little instruction from a professional, you can achieve great things!

Do you get involved in any classes or workshops?

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I have done one years ago for 2 days.
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I want to now maybe do one or two next year in Art.

The feeling of learning something new, then going home and applying it is great!

by jonaja

P.S.....It cost me a small fortune for those 2 days, as the teacher was quite famous in the Art...He made sure we knew after those two days.

by jonaja

No, I can't afford to do things like that.

by Bryony Harrison

Don't you have TAFE Classes there, which are free?

by donjo

What's TAFE?

by Bryony Harrison

I did a course on writing children's books and a typing course. I tend to do more long term studying though.

by meggf

No. I did one online though; writing storybooks for children. Was good fun. I would like to do something like cake decorating. Your cupcakes look great. :)

by Vee

I haven't, but I would love to.

by Maria

I've not taken a short course in many years. I usually study full time or part time. Part time study is a good idea I should say. I think with short courses you really get to the point quickly instead of dabbling in unrelated subject matters.

by dwatk

Many years' ago did Cake Decorating Course, Assertiveness for Women, Ladies' Car Care Course, Car Owners' Mechanical Course, Defensive Driving Course, Cordon Bleu Cookery, several Microwave Oven Cooking Classes, with view to being a M/W Oven Demonstrator; ran out of time!
These were ALL through TAFE.

Emphasis on 'car' courses due just having bought my FIRST car!

They were interesting in each their own way, but haven't bothered with any more since. Was way too busy raising children, then back to work!

Nowadays, just enjoy my DVD's from 'The Great Courses' on various subjects in which I'm interested, to keep the brain ticking over!

by donjo

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