Two 5 year olds together require UN Peacekeepers and a giant bottle of Benadryl.
Count me in for round two, too.
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Two 5 year olds together require UN Peacekeepers and a giant bottle of Benadryl.
Count me in for round two, too.
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The standby list is now overfilled, and we have eight students on the list for Round 2.
Based upon how smoothly the initial course goes, I'll consider adding a few more students for Round 2, but I currently think that's unlikely. I really want to provide as much one-on-one attention as I can.
If folks keep signing up this quickly, I'll start a Round 3 list when we hit 10, and will try to schedule the new classes as quickly as possible after our initial session. Best I can likely do is 3-6 weeks apart, since these weekends will come from my honey-do time.
All new folks on the list, please send an e-mail to napascuba@gmail.com if I didn't tell you that already. That way you can get up to speed on tools and service manuals through an email exchange, in case we can hold a second or third course sooner than expected.
I appreciate the interest and confidence you all seem to have! But I won't collect any Round 2 money until you get a chance to read the TripAdvisor reviews for Round 1.
Based upon how smoothly the initial course goes, I'll consider adding a few more students for Round 2, but I currently think that's unlikely. I really want to provide as much one-on-one attention as I can.
If folks keep signing up this quickly, I'll start a Round 3 list when we hit 10, and will try to schedule the new classes as quickly as possible after our initial session. Best I can likely do is 3-6 weeks apart, since these weekends will come from my honey-do time.
All new folks on the list, please send an e-mail to napascuba@gmail.com if I didn't tell you that already. That way you can get up to speed on tools and service manuals through an email exchange, in case we can hold a second or third course sooner than expected.
I appreciate the interest and confidence you all seem to have! But I won't collect any Round 2 money until you get a chance to read the TripAdvisor reviews for Round 1.
rofl, so true when I bring mine on play dates.
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While I am not on the list for the class, if you could share suggested tools for each style/line, that would be appreciated.
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Will you include "It's not scary in there" advertising for those that may be able but not willing to tackle regs
OP
Just for you, Happy!
Folks, it's not scary in there!
After all, in some shops, high school graduates with 4 hours of training are taking care of your gear right now...
Y'all can do this!
OP
Most service manuals will list the required tools.
But as the reg-specific lists are made up, I'll be happy to share them!
yeah, that's what one thing that prompted me to buy Deep 6 regs and take their training. I'm definitely interested in your training down the road for just more knowledge.Just for you, Happy!
Folks, it's not scary in there!
After all, in some shops, high school graduates with 4 hours of training are taking care of your gear right now...
Y'all can do this!
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