[Nfb-krafters-korner] List is slow So I will complain

[Catherine jacobse]

Terry,
This is unfortunate for those that do not do phone classes.  But this is all our choice; yours to teach via email or  not and my choice to take phone or not.   I do understand that you enjoy the immediate feedback and social  exchange.  I enjoy the luxury of choosing the best time for me to complete the project.  And I do the projects cause I love to crochet.  If there are those that do not do the project and simply file it, the loss is  theirs as  it will never get done.  But why should    this bother you? 
There is an alternative.  Do both a phone class and offer an email class a week or so later.  You write out instructions for the phone class anyways and I do think there are a number of people who    prefer the phone classes.  Then we will all be happy!  Ok maybe that is a stretch.  But hopefully not too much to hope for?
Catherine J
l 1, 2016, at 2:59 PM, Terry Knox via Nfb-krafters-korner <nfb-krafters-korner at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> I have to voice my opinion. I know others will not agree, but that is why
> Beyer's makes many flavors, so bear with me. June was the first time in 8
> years I have even taught an email class and I did not like it at all. So for
> all my past students, Sorry, I will not do it again. I like hearing all
> those voices behind the class line and getting the feeling that some of you
> did not understand or get my instructions. I like hearing the comments and
> other people who give me their opinions or other ideas on how to do it
> differently. I know after the class I got to speak with new members and hear
> the voices of those I only speak with on list. I understand this is the new
> world and most people like this, but I just Do Not. I will teach the market
> bag by email but reconsidering the little girl purse in August, have not
> make decision yet. I always follow up my class with written instructions but
> I personally feel that most people only take the email class to save and
> file it for later and that becomes a UFO also. Most of you do not realize
> how much time is taken to write and try to print the lesson with all the
> turns and twist just to put it on list and have it filed. I believe it is
> like writing a book, your patterns get put into a shelf and never looked at
> unless needed. So, if you want to do a craft and I am presenting it you will
> have to come to class and learn it at that time. I will try to keep my
> classes to the one to one and one half hour time and I will try to keep them
> fun and enjoyable for all, but, sorry, no more email classes for me.
> 
> Terry Knox
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