have been taking pottery classes for almost three years now and I must say that I have thoroughly enjoyed it. I have gotten a wonderful opportunity to meet some very great people: my teacher, Joan Spears, and my classmate, Joan Robinson.
I have found an avenue to create and develop my own pottery pieces but most of all I have found a way to develop more patience.
Joan and Joan are my constant companions every week. They are both so cool, calm, and collected. Nothing seems to rattle them and there always seems to be a solution to everything.
No challenge seems to be too big to overcome. There never seems to be a problem too difficult to tackle, but most of all! There is always an answer to every question!
When I first started my pottery classes I was a bit hesitant as to whether or not I, as a vision-impaired person, would be able to cope let alone create. But here I am almost three years later, enjoying my pottery making.
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