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Desk, June 2009
Desk, June 2009 (Photo credit: Brandt Kurowski)
My journey to Web making 101 
Late one night I was sitting at my house wondering if I was ever going to hone my skills at writing, or web creation when I somehow found myself at the P2PU website. I had always wished for a tutoring site or a hands on approach to learning how to create web content and learning a little html and css coding so I was so excited to find it! I downloaded countless addons for Mozilla Firefox with web design tools and still was only slightly more knowledgeable because of it. After giving the site at P2PU an enthusiastic glance I knew I would be returning and participating in a few beginner courses. 


 Whatever path this leads me down I'm convinced that I will embrace it and immerse myself in the joy of exploring the possibilities. The essence of my spirit has always served me well and compensated for what I may have been lacking in experience and formal education

Hopefully this is the spark of a long torch to light my way of a stroll in unfamiliar territory. I am unsure of what lies ahead but I welcome it and will use my trepidation as a creative hearthstone..
 

Comments

  1. Nice post! I look forward to learning with you in the future.

    Flux

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  2. Good luck with the course and beyond, I am now inspired. Hope we cross paths on P2PU at some point.

    Nick

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  3. Thank you Mr. Johnson and Nick! I look forward to learning with both of you also.

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  4. Good luck with your exploration into web design and development! I have been at it for some time now, and I just have to add that if you get bored, keep going!! The more you learn, the more you realize how much you can do!

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    1. Thanks for the encouragement I think I will need it. I've been known to fall prey to complacency at times.

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  5. Seems that you have a strong motivation for learning the web development.
    Good luck and maybe we also cross paths in P2PU.

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