Pres

[ grins happily ]

Happy wife, happy potter.

Oh Yeah!

Wow, aced two in a row. Better not answer week 16, I will flunk again.

Cowardice. . . !

more questions?

Lions, Tigers and Bears, oh my.

Have fun Pres

It's been 90-100 degrees here. I might have an hour or two in the mornings of 70's in the garage.

been 80s to 90s here, but then I like the heat more than the cold. Humidity is high though!

Finally aced one. Where is my gold star, tired of wearing the dunce hat.

Would never give a dunce hat to a student.

Pres: I will take my dunce hat back please. Opened my test kiln this morning to find a lovely collection of shards. I can make clay, but apparently firing it is above my technical abilities.

hope you had a good one, Pres.

Did a little better..

Call it OCD, call it whatever but; I have spent hours working with just a metal rib, then a wooden rib, then a silicon rib: just learning how much pressure and how each acts.

Pres, where do you post the questions?

Questions are in the Educational Approaches and Resources Section. Strand is pinned at top. . if I remember to!

Depends how familiar you are with flame ware/ ovenware.

Yep!

I flunked!!!!

Where is the post?

Tough one for me Prez- I have not read many pottery books.

Every week, different book. This book is a must for most libraries in Ceramics.

I never found them?

Prez did you by chance frame the questions in week seven to be tricky?

Answers to Week 5 are posted

think there is a typo with your answer #1, it would be (b or 2) wouldn't it if the answer is leatherhard and water?

thanks min

Having fun yes.. but also learning new things.

Makes an old teacher feel good to know they can still impart knowledge.

Think your questions are doing more than that, some of the questions are making me think about things in a different way. Might disagree with some of the answers but if the object of the lessons is to get us looking at things from a different perspective it is doing that. As they say, no such thing as wasted knowledge right?