[Jewelry making - Article 00287] - Re: [Orchid] To quench or not to quench, that is the question

[Helen Hill]

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Hi Pam,

>     Fortunately, we have Orchid to help make sense of what has happened
>     so the learning curve is so-o much better.

    Thanks for your comments. I do tend to want to learn to run before I
    can crawl. I get too frustrated by taking lots of time over the
    beginner stuff so I do push myself so I suppose it's no surprise
    that I have lots of disasters. Some will say that taking more time
    will pay dividends in the long run but this is just the way I learn.
    If I am convinced that I can do something, I get there in the end and
    I am having loads of help from all you people on Orchid so yes, as
    you say "Thanks Orchid!" 

Helen
UK
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