11:45 AM, Monday April 5th 2021
Ok, thanks
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Limon_v_Rozhu
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limon_v_rozhu's Sketchbook
3:37 PM, Friday April 2nd 2021
I think my hand just needs some time to adapt. Thank you for your answer!
3:32 PM, Friday April 2nd 2021
Thank you!
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10:32 PM, Thursday April 1st 2021
Hi! I have recently but already read a lot of everything on this site and if I understood the concept correctly, then for good you should start all over again. This is a rather rigorous course of study, and so on. As I understand, you have not returned to this course for 2 years and therefore I would advise you to repeat the material and a couple of exercises, I do not know how about a complete retraining, it is only for your opinion - how much you are ready to go to the next lessons in terms of level. In fact, it's cool that after such a long time you decided to come back here, I believe in you and the fact that you will succeed.
I'm sorry, my first language is Russian, so my English is not very good.
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