1:04 PM, Friday February 21st 2020
Ah, that makes sense. In which case good luck on the rest of the lessons :)
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Carry on with lesson 2
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3:05 PM, Friday February 21st 2020
i hope you dont mind me not re doing the rotated boxes, its just like i said i dont feel id gain anything from it and it was stressfull, i really do appreaciate your kindness and critical review ive taken note :)
3:34 PM, Friday February 21st 2020
You are welcome.
You should however be doing rotated boxes occasionally as part of your warm up. It doesn't have to be the whole thing, just a corner or two. And I've found that you will gain much more by doing the things you are bad at. Rotated boxes is meant to be very hard, everyone struggles with it. I know mine are terrible.
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