#autodidact

Virtually attending Wee Con. Loving the point made during The David Jenkins School of Historical Accuracy panel that clouds weren’t formally classified until 1802.

No planning, no nothing, so: hmmmm... first colour: yarn is to thick (splits yarn in half), second colour: better! But maybe I should neaten up and secure the cuffends first? (Does that), almost finished with the cuff, hm, the first two panels look funky compared to the rest (rips our the first two colours to neaten up, secure and restich that part of cuff).

I'm using Khan Academy for math, starting with basic arithmetic because I'll be honest. My math skills are embarrassing. My mom suggested that for literature, I read different classic works by women written in the early 1900s and back to study the difference in their roles and how they portrayed a woman's place in society ( @cozyhestia this reminded me of your plan, lol). My mom has been a librarian for over a decade and has degrees in English, speech, and education, so I trust and appreciate her guidance on this subject, lol. For sign language, I'll be using the app Pocket Sign and continuing to watch Signing Time with Little Man. I don't know how I want to structure my Herbalism study quite yet, but I really need to get back into that. I want to add Embroidery, too, since I finally found my bag so I can get going on that again.

so I’ll give y’all a new writing term, “autodidact” which means to learn something without the use of formal education (ex: a teacher)

in a sentence: they actually managed to autodidact Roman numerals