I love photography, and over the last 3 years it has developed into quite the fun diversion from life in general. Though I don’t have as much time to get out and photograph nature as much as I’d like, looking through my old photos provide me with a sense of calm and enjoyment.
One of my favorite things to do is teach. I run a learning center right now, and sometimes when everything gets to be just too much, I’ll have my assistant answer the office phone and I’ll go out into the learning center and teach. Even for only half an hour, it brings such joy to my day! I love the light in a child’s eyes when understanding takes a foothold and a previously difficult concept suddenly makes sense. It’s odd to think of work as “fun”, but that façade …show more content…
My love of music continues to grow with me as I explore more complex pieces and composers both to sing and to listen to. While I love classical music with an unequaled passion, I enjoy several other types of music as well. My love of music ties strongly into my love of theatre and I can often be found lurking in the cheap seats of Broadway shows that tour through Orlando, or in the chorus of a community performance troupe! Music is my one true escape. There is music in absolutely everything I do. From the humming that I do alone in my office, to the rhythmic typing on the keyboard as I write these responses to the beating of my heart, music is everywhere. I have long been fascinated with the interplay between the human mind and the brain, and have just recently picked up a book “This is Your Brain on Music”, which explores the effect music, has on the human