I liked the talk on learning how to calm myself. I’m trying to become a cooking school instructor, and I need to be calm to present in front of students. – Mya
I got to hang out with the lady who helps with Spanish pronunciation, and I learned so much. – Kathy
I got a good tip from the talk on non-profit funding: First thing, always find out from the corporation who’s in charge of development. –A.
I’m glad this event is happening. I’m not in the timebank yet. But I will retire soon and may have time to help. – Jim
Jay helped me get online. And he taught me that sometimes I have to turn everything off and on again. –Anne
One woman showed you how to de-stress by crossing your legs and changing the energy. This will help me deal with anxiety. – Joanie
I just joined the timebank because I’m hoping they have a babysitting co-op. I liked talking to the guy about school lunches for kids, and we talked about doing different things for adults, too. – Eva
The yoga, that was terrific. She had a volunteer lying on the floor to help with her back. It’s all about relaxation. I definitely want to get in touch with her. – Ann
I found the presentations on sewing and mending and how to fix appliances very useful. I liked the power tools, too, because I’m interested in practical things. – MeiMei
The self-defense area was unexpected. I knew about classes in it, but they never worked with my schedule. But I can arrange lessons one-on-one this way, with the timebank. – Elaine
I liked the social media person and how giving she was ofher expertise. – Joy
I liked the parrot! – Joshua (age 10)
David’s talk on resumés was very interesting. He told us what to highlight and where to put things on the page. And he said the key is that you write a resumé not to show everything you’ve done but to get an interview. I never thought of it that way. –Marjie
