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I love my spoon from Shirley, and I love the many other talents she brings to the board, as well as her dear and warm soul. I love the different people I've been privileged to meet whom I first met on line here.

I remember when you first took that class, Kandice, and I remember when Dawn first posted her beads. I am embarrassed to remember that Dawn progressed so fast that I thought she might be our troll who wants to be "the best beader in the world". I love watching people here grow.

I love that I can come here and be in a sort of work environment, since I'm unable to work. A variety of people working toward a common (enough) goal, and a variety of relationships.

It's really cool.

Tina

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Christina Peterson
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LOL that's too funny - I'm so glad Dawn turned out to be Dawn! The prodigy she is!

Reply to
Kandice Seeber

Me too. You know, what impresses me about her progress, and you were the same, is that when she took another step in skill, it was not a fluke where something just happened to turn out great, but there was another step in skill that's reflected in all the work.

I was thinking about what makes Kim Neely so excellent. I think a big part of it is that while you or I will have different preferences, there's no question that she always shows her "best work". No one is going to end up with a funky combination or a bead with hidden (from camera) flaw. I've bought beads from good lampworkers that are just kind of off and it really dampens my enthusiasm. All Kim Neely's beads are consistent with her level of skill. As are yours, and as are Dawn's.

By the way, I love your Sunset Margarita, all aglow in purply-pink and orangy gold, but of course I love my blues and greens from you even better.

Tina

Reply to
Christina Peterson

:) Thank you, Tina. It's true that I only show my best - I have oodles of stuff I never sell.

Reply to
Kandice Seeber

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