Lessons Eleven & Twelve

As long as I haven't had much energy for physical exertion, I decided I should at least exercise my mind, so I prepped the study guide for our next lessons a little earlier than usual. This way, when I get my spunk back, I'll be ready to get moving.

The next two lessons are great. There's lots to cover, but it's such an affirming and upbeat message that it's a pleasure to read and consider the questions. We should have a good discussion.

I will mention this at our next meeting as well, but after this lesson, I'm going to start a new policy for printing out our study guides. As I said in the last post, rather than save paper and ink, I think we've generated more waste because we're both printing out copies. This time we'll keep things the same, but after that, on the Wednesday before we meet, I am going to print out two copies of the guide--one for me and one for Pat "The Internet-less"--unless you let me know by then that you want one. Otherwise, you're on your own. Sound good?

I am still encouraging you to leave a comment whenever you use this site. It takes quite a bit of time to maintain, and I gauge whether or not it's worth continuing to do so by your comments. For instance, I have consistently taken the time to upload my notes after our meetings, but no one has ever left me a message that they have used those notes, so unless that changes, I probably won't bother to do that in the future. The only way I can tell what's useful is when you show me some love! I don't mind doing this, but I want to know that the effort is well spent.

See you on Febrary 7!
Study Guide for Lessons Eleven & Twelve