[Michele Smith]

Your post made me laugh. Love the way you and your mum work together. Imagine if you were both procrastinators: maybe you wouldn’t be finished moving yet! 🙂

[Michele Smith]

Hi Sarah,

Welcome to the course! As Paola said, there are a few of us here “reinventing our careers”; including me.

I do a bit of crochet every now and then; usually when it’s cold, so my projects can go over several years because I put it down again when the weather warms up. I will put in a plug for using YouTube to learn. There are heaps of instructional videos on there for beginner crochet-ers, which I have found very useful!

[Michele Smith]

All good now; found the answer on Twitter.  I needed to create my own account.  Thanks Stacey Larner. 🙂

[Michele Smith]

Hi Kate,

The wiki is asking for a user name and password. I can’t get in.

Thanks,

Michele

[Michele Smith]

Hi Robynne, nice to meet you, and welcome to the course.  What a fascinating life you have had to this point!  I hope you enjoy the course.

[Michele Smith]

Nice to meet you, Shannon.  I started this year, studying part-time, external as well, and can’t wait to be half way!  I have kids and a job too, and do feel overloaded / overwhelmed at times when also trying to combine study. I totally remember the short-term memory loss when I had babies, too.

See you online 🙂

[Michele Smith]

Welcome back to the course, Jill.  I get to do a fair bit of work with kids as a speech pathologist, and it is really important to connect with them to get the best out of them. I am sure you would have made a good speechie if you had gone down that path.

See you online.

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