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[Zero87]

When I was on university, I play "Palla 8" - I don't know the english word to describe it - with my friends in order to pass time. I was boring¹ on billiard.
I don't have much time, but my hobbies in the spare time are (try to) play the piano and write something.

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Note

1. I like on worms world party, the english voice said "boring" when the enemies shoot in a bad way. ↑

[gio73]

I don't have much time, but my hobbies in the spare time are (try to) play the piano and write something.

Do you mean music or leterature?

[Zero87]

Do you mean music or leterature?

In the past I tried - for game (is the correct word in place of "per divertimento?") - to compose music, but my short works are little fugues Bach-style and I understood that it's not my world.
Literature it's a big big ... big word, but it is.

[Brancaleone]

I don't have much time, but my hobbies in the spare time are (try to) play the piano and write something.

Do you play piano? Me too, I began when I was 3: I also frequented conservatory, but at the end of fifth year I had to leave because I could not keep up with the high school - terrible moments...
Unfortunately, since I began university, I have no much time for it

[Zero87]

Do you play piano? Me too, I began when I was 3: I also frequented conservatory

I was an external (private? privatist?) and I only did the exam on conservatory. I obtained piano graduation on 2008 and now I don't remember even how to lie hands on the keyboard.

Unfortunately, since I began university, I have no much time for it

I know, on the first university years it was a hell!

[gio73]

Hi guys
I need an advice: I must stand in for my collegue from 15 to 17 on next Thursday, what kind of activities can I do?
The students aren't mine; they attend first class, so they are eleven.

[Brancaleone]

Maths, no doubt!

Jokes aside, I have an idea: you might create an economy game distributing them some pieces of "paper-money" (like Monopoly) and "paper-actions" while you are the stock exchange changing share price on the blackboard. So they will try to earn from their own actions negotiating between them and finally will win who will be richer in money and actions. I think children could learn from this and the fun is granted - especially for you who have the "power to ruin" little zealous financiers

What do you think about this?

[gio73]

Give me some examples of "actions".

[Brancaleone]

Simple thinks like fruits and vegetables: strawberries, cherries, apples, pears, peaches, carrots, beans, tomatoes, pumpkins, potatoes, etc...
You may distribute many actions of poor value and few actions of great value (for example, a lot of poor carrots and few great cherries), fixing prices time to time.

[Brancaleone]

So gio, how it went with children?