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5:47 PM, Thursday November 11th 2021
Great work!! I love the progress that I see from beginning to the end! Really loving the work you put in here! You will want to consider getting the felt pens for future lessons (it looked like ball point ben). But overall great work and progress. Congrats on making it through :).
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