
For those of you who haven’t heard what I’ve been up to this year, there is a logical explanation as to why I haven’t added any new posts to In My World for nearly three months.
Late last year I began an online course through the University of Tasmania, a Diploma of Family History, which whetted my appetite for writing to such an extent that I searched university websites for something – anything – where I could formally learn more about the art of writing.
As it turns out, a local university offers an online Associate Degree in Creative Writing, just what I wanted, but there was a catch – I had to have completed high school before they would allow me to enrol, which I hadn’t done. But an alternative to returning to high school was offered, a short course which, if I passed, would guarantee my enrollment in the associate degree.
I couldn’t sign up quick enough! And after having successfully completed the preliminary course by June, with three distinctions and one high distinction, I am now tackling my third unit in the associate degree.
An assignment is due tomorrow, which needs my immediate attention, but isn’t it ridiculous not to have a regular writing routine when studying writing? I don’t know how successful I will be in finding time to add more regular posts to my blog, and I can’t make promises to regularly visit my friends’ blogs either, but I can try.
Only time will tell if I can succeed in arranging my time management skills to this extent. Hopefully, I can.
It’s wonderful to see you’re still going for dream! Wishing you all the best, Joanne!
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That should be going for YOUR dream! 🙂
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Oh how marvellous. It’s great to do something you’re passionate about. Your new dog is lovely.
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You go girl! Along with beautiful Bronte, your family, weddings, babies, you’ve added schooling – it’s no wonder you find yourself short of time!
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This is wonderful news, Joanne. I did notice your absence and am glad to learn what has been keeping you busy. Kudos!
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That a way, Joanne. After all, learning is always important … so cheers to your pursuit.
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Well done! How exciting .. I would love to do something like that too ..maybe one day! Gorgeous pooch 😃
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How exciting for you, Joanne! Wishing you all the best on your new (or maybe not quite so new) adventure. 🙂 I didn’t realize we had “not finishing high school” in common. I did manage to get my high school equivalency diploma (via testing) eventually.
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Congratulations for your success, Joanne, and good luck for moving on in your studies !
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