[Jewelry making - Article 00234] - Re: [Orchid] To quench or not to quench, that is the question

[Pam Chott]

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Hi Helen.

>     It's been a bad day. I hope I'm not the only one who has days when
>     absolutely nothing goes right and you end up contributing to your
>     scrap pile rather than making a decent piece of jewellery! 

    Take heart. Yes, I think perhaps all have had such a day. 

    Another, more positive way to look at it is that you've just spent a
    day at school. Tuition varies and as always, you are responsible for
    what you can make of the lesson. 

    You seem to be learning at a fantastic rate and from your posts I
    gather that you are very active and very interested. Keep trying to
    work out what went right and what went wrong for clues you can use
    tomorrow. Fortunately, we have Orchid to help make sense of what has
    happened so the learning curve is so-o much better. 

    Thanks, Orchid! 

Pam Chott
www.songofthephoenix.com
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