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9:46 PM, Thursday August 6th 2020
Hi COSMILK_,
This is a solid effort. Congrats on getting started!
The only have one note for you at this time: It looks like you've re-drawn some of your ghosted lines, especially in the box exercises. Remember, once you put a line down, you have to live with it as if it was correct. That's why this program is done in ink. Slow down, put the time into planning and rehearsing your lines before you commit.
Keep it up!
Next Steps:
On to the 250 Box Challenge!
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