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Re: [teacherartexchange] Shift-gears!--new topic: license renewal credit

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From: Woody Duncan (woodyduncan_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sun Jan 29 2006 - 18:13:17 PST

Amy Broady wrote:
> I agree with Michal--

I agree with Michal too. And the volume of mail is way down
from past years. Of course I'm retired and have lots of time
on my hands. I simply skim through or delete subjects that
have little interest to me. It's a shame when the subject
line does not reflect the content.

It does not bother me one bit when people delete my paintings
of my fantastic grandkids. I really want them to know that
there really is life after teaching.

> "I would hate for all these conversations to go private, as I would miss
> out on the knowledge I could gain."
>
> I also would be happy to see a wide variety of topics under discussion,
> not just two or three main ones. I try to start new threads of
> conversation based on my professional needs, and encourage each of you
> to be more involved with the tapestry of topics in our group.
>
> Here's a topic I'd like to raise--
>
> License renewal classes.
>
> I need to take a class this year in order to be certified to teach next
> year.

Now, I should feel guilty for renewing my Kansas license each time
with all those watercolor courses I took in Taos. It was the same
course with a new number each summer. But, I have no guilt about it
at all. I learned so much and gained so many pounds from the great
food at the Sagebrush Inn. I even renewed my Kansas license for another
six years even though I have no plans to teach again. Just keeping
my options open.
                                        Woody 

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