• Return all things you borrow.
    Leave the toilet seat in the down position.
    Use the good silver.
    Leave everything a little better than you found it.
    Never refuse homemade brownies.
    Be forgiving of yourself and others.
    Floss your teeth.
    Have a firm handshake.
    Feed a stranger's expired parking meter.
    Take responsibility for every area of your life.
    Marry only for love.
    Count your blessings.
    Ask for a raise when you feel you've earned it.
    Look people in the eye.
    be there when people need you.
    Live your life as an exclamation, not an explanation.
    Always accept an outstretched hand.
    Learn three clean jokes.
    Say "thank-you" a lot.
    Make new friends but cherish the old ones.
    Watch a sunrise at least once a year.
    Call your mother.
    Say "please" a lot.
    Don't expect life to be fair.
    Strive for excellence, not for perfection.
    Buy whatever kids are selling on card tables in their front yards.
    Wear polished shoes.
    Return borrowed vehicles with the gas tank filled.
    Stop blaming others.
    Have a dog.
    Be the first to say hello.
    Never waste an opportunity to tell someone you love them.
    Dance like no-one is watching. Sing like no-one is listening. Love like you've never been hurt.
    Keep it simple.
    Treat everyone you meet like you want to be treated.
    Sing in a choir.
    Don't be afraid to say "I don't know."
    Carry jumper cables in your trunk.
    Become the most positive and enthusiastic person you know.
    Keep your promises (no matter what).
    Rekindle old friendships.
    Over tip breakfast waitresses.
    Compliment three people everyday.
    Never underestimate the power of love.
    Plant flowers every spring.
    Don't be afraid to say "I made a mistake."
    Sing in the shower.
    Think big thoughts but relish small pleasures.
    Compliment even small improvements.
    Commit yourself to constant improvement.
    Avoid negative people.
    Send lots of Valentines Day cards and sign them "Someone who thinks you're terrific."
    Keep secrets.
    Remember other people's birthdays.
    Wave at kids on school buses.
    Plant a tree on your birthday.
    Drink champagne for no reason at all.

What commitment am I looking at?

We’re a recreational choir and we get together once a week to make music and have fun doing it. Come as often as you can.

We’re also an entertaining choir, meaning we perform in various venues such as care homes and community events. To perform well, we need enough people who know their music.

We will ask that you come to practices regularly so you can learn your music (even if you can’t memorise it and get “off paper”).

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