| Particularly absorbing is the account of Mario's battles with back injuries and cancer, and the lessons to be learned from them. |
| Of course many of us have to relearn these lessons in a new cycle because changes in monetary policy seldom suit our book at the time. |
| If teachers spent much time chasing absentees, it would be at the expense of those pupils who have turned up for lessons. |
| Why not try your hand at a spot of water-skiing or wakeboarding at Pine Lake Watersports, which offers lessons to people of all abilities. |
| Musical wannabes turned out in force to listen to fledgling bands, play instruments and enrol for lessons. |
| If you're tired of being a wallflower or if your dance moves aren't cutting it for you anymore, why not take some dance lessons? |
