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

Do I have to read music, sing harmony, sing a solo or do anything else scary?

Most of us don’t read music. If you can, that’s wonderful.

We do some simple harmony work but most of our songs are sung in unison.

Nobody sings solos. If you’re looking for a place to showcase your soloist skills, you might not find us a good fit!

Scary stuff? Hardly. We perform at various seniors’ care homes and do a couple of concerts at community events but if it’s stage fright you’re worried about, set your mind at ease. You’ll have 20 to 30 other choir members singing right along with you!

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