What event in your life became a life-changing experience?

I disagree...I also wrote once in a lifetime experience.

I thought I wrote experience.  I swear, between my bad eyesight and google spell check I can't tell what I type out anymore.

 

 

  He has since edited the original question. 

:|

It really is a crappy question. I shall change it.

 

  That’s not what I meant at all! I only meant that there is only one “first time” that I read it, could have read it, would have read it, etc.
  Even reading it numerous times cannot absolve the fact that the unique experience of reading it the first time can never be redone. If you or others think it’s not a good question, I disagree with that sentiment. 

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This post was edited by Randy D at September 18, 2022 7:27 AM MDT

  Now that you’ve changed the wording of the question after some of us already answered it, some answers are either out of context or appear to make no sense. Mine is one of those. 

I can only imagine.
Truly.  ;)

Best to you. Challenges experiencing those times, yeah,

One day we learn you were a sewer worker and now you tell us you are also a ballet dancer. I suspect you have other hidden talents you haven't yet shared with us.

High school sprinter.

True (as you know).  

:)

Possibly, ha. :)
I have been told numerous that I have a variety of interests and I do have/ have had various kinds of jobs. :)

And in case you didn't see under Thriftymaid's reply:
With my answer, I was more thinking about how my dear friendships with so many of the people involved with that dance company, especially the company founder and her husband, have benefitted my life. I was in a stage production of a musical and the founder  of this dance company was the choreographer for the show. She liked my work, she invited me to be a part of her Stravinsky ballet. And it started all my formal training in ballet, tap and modern dance. :)


This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at September 22, 2022 9:32 AM MDT

You've been keeping your talent a secret.  I am happy to know this, my friend. 

Cool. :)

In case you didn't see under Jane S's reply:
With my answer, I was more thinking about how my dear friendships with so many of the people involved with that dance company, especially the company founder and her husband, have benefitted my life. I was in a stage production of a musical and the founder  of this dance company was the choreographer for the show. She liked my work (I had no formal dance training), she invited me to be a part of her Stravinsky ballet. And it started all my formal training in ballet, tap and modern dance. :)




This post was edited by WelbyQuentin at September 22, 2022 3:53 AM MDT

That was my answer.