For two days I have been studying a new software program.
Two days.
I read, then practice, then sigh, then reread. Then try again.
I am on page 36.
I don’t think I register any more on the learning curve.
I have flat lined.
A few years ago I started taking classes to re-educate myself. I had been out of the country for 17 years and I fell way behind! My first week of class I realized I was in trouble. I came home and studied. And I cried… a lot!
But I Persevered. I received A’s in my class. I earned them, but more important I learned! I know. It’s an amazing concept.
This over 50 age bracket is tough. It can be daunting. Those kids, my kids, are so quick! But, I know something… actually I know many things they do not…. and I ain’t telling. It really would be a waste of time and breath. And I get shortness of breath now-a-days. So why bother. I’m not hitting my head against any more of those walls!
For today, all I know is I got through page 36, chapter 4. It took me two days, but It felt good. I learned. I self taught. I don’t know why that makes me happy, but it does.
Yep, there’s a blip on the monitor.
No need to defibrillate… yet.
I am always ready to learn although I do not always like being taught. ~Winston Churchill
Now you can’t complain about having a bad teacher anymore.