That class sounds like a lot of fun. I have several older essays floundering around—I keep “revising” by tinkering but maybe what I need is starting again with the main topic! Food for thought; thanks.
Teresa, wow! Thank you for this post! It hit home reading about the imposter syndrome, feeling like I'm comfy to be a 'forever beginner,' and I also believe there's always more to learn. I'm with Cara. I'm going to Google about the class, and I hope you'll write more about it!
That class sounds like a lot of fun. I have several older essays floundering around—I keep “revising” by tinkering but maybe what I need is starting again with the main topic! Food for thought; thanks.
Teresa, wow! Thank you for this post! It hit home reading about the imposter syndrome, feeling like I'm comfy to be a 'forever beginner,' and I also believe there's always more to learn. I'm with Cara. I'm going to Google about the class, and I hope you'll write more about it!
I’d love to hear more about her class! In grad school, I lived in a neighboring house to Sabrina’s.
It's a great class! Everyone is very encouraging and helpful when workshopping, and Sabrina is super insightful.