Rick Hamelin on wed 21 may 03
First off, get a sense of humor. Second get good tools. Third, learn
accounting and business law. Fourth get a bigger sense of humor than that you
believed was needed. Fifth.Believe in what you know is right and stay flexibly
committed. After that, it is all rather uphill, but it is your unicycle and
this job takes you many places! Good luck
Rick
> I've been lurking for a while and decided to finally post as i'm getting
> into my ceramics groove finally. I attend school at Alfred U in ny,
> unfortunately didn't get into ceramics until i got there, and still not as a
> ceramics major. I'm spending this summer in south florida with my boyfriend
> who is excited for me to start working with clay because he wants to learn
> too. :) I've gotten droves of information here and am very grateful for it,
> because I was a little overwhelmed starting out. I wasn't expecting a kiln
> for christmas and have never fired one on my own, but this is an excellent
> chance to learn. Besides I have all summer to play :D
>
> Sarah
>
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