11:20 AM, Sunday November 28th 2021
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JosiahZ
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11:50 AM, Tuesday May 25th 2021
Thanks Rob, ya you were right about the lines and me hesitating a lot... another thing i noticed is that when i drew the lines i couldn't really see the line that i was drawing(my hand was in the way) and it resulted in me moving my hand and making ether a wobbly line or a not acurate one... but then i changed my form and were i put my hand, that helped a lot. Thanks for checking my work you did a great job and i will work on all of those things that you said. I'm going to start the 250 box challenge really soon and am looking forward to it. dont know if this piece of info is hepfull or not. thanks again :) -JosiahZ
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