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Kristina

thanks!

Hey - you've updated your user page!

Accountant? Would that be a financial accountant, by any chance? Just curious, because that's what I am (when I'm not dancing Flamenco in my spare time).

There are basically three things to do here at h2g2 - reading, writing or talking. If you wish, I can give you a few pointers depending on which area you'd be most interested in, to begin with..

Hi!
I'm not a financial accountant. I become an accountant by accident; I am more interested in marketing or management than numbers, but... My work is not so fascinating; I estimate our financial needs for the next six months and make an ex apost analyse of our expanses.
I wish I had the opportunity to learn how to dance flamenco, or to dance at all.
I have already used the guide and I'm writing something about antrepreneurship; I'm afraid no hitch hiker is interested in field artillery, and those two are the domains in which I like to think I am an expert.

You don't think anyone here would be interested in field artillery? I wouldn't bet on it - the people I've come across here is the most mixed bunch imaginable when it comes to interests, professions, hobbies, expertise, interests, knowledge, education, experience..

Why not write an entry on field artillery and put it up for PeerReview to see what kind of response you'd get? You'll find some tips on what is expected of an entry intended for the Edited Guide here: Writing-Guidelines

And when it comes to dancing - is there a lack of dance classes where you live, or is it that you doubt your ability to dance? Or maybe you simply haven't got the time?

There are classes, but I am a little too old to dance, or try to dance, surrounded by 14 years old girls and boys; my abilities where never tested, and right now I work from 7.30 A.M. to 17.00 P.M. from monday till saturday.

You're never too old to dance - are there no dance classes for adults? I myself didn't take up Flamenco dancing until I moved to Stockholm (I live in Sweden) because there were no Flamenco classes in my home town - and by that time, I was 30 years old..

I'm afraid there are no dance classes for adults. anyway, I think that this wek end I will not be able to leave the house - i will spend some time with DavioIntelInsideIdiotLookingOutside, my home PC, hunting bad spellings in the next book of my boss ( a big-whig insurance university professor)