RE: Kitchen herbalism part #1 done and dusted

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In past years I’ve done workshops on a variety of subjects. You are right about if it goes well one is pretty wiped out at the end.

I recently had an attendee of a long ago workshop tell me she attended as a subject for a talk she had to present. She said the information was so clearly presented and supported that her talk about my workshop earned her an “A”.

I no longer do workshops, simply don’t have the energy. But if people come to the farm and ask about it, I will talk with them as long as they want to listen. So I still teach, sort of.

I think attending your workshops would be a great fun thing to do. I think one would learn a great deal especially as you keep the class size small.



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They are a great deal of fun! I try to keep everything in plain Anglish and make sure that everyone understands every stage of the topic. Small class sizes are vital to engagement.

Presenting workshops also teaches me what i know eell and what I'm a bit shaky on. Its all a learning experience!

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