From Friday, December 13 until December 16, 2013 I was allowed to enjoy the inspiring presence of my dear fellow instructor Susan Diana Wilson. Born in Chicago and quite a few years living in the most northern part of Germany, the town Ellerbek.
Susan comes to the Netherlands for the certification of the New Mokume-Gane technique. For this, she opted for "Nevada's Dream" and of course I feel very honored.
To save her the cost of accommodation and breakfast/dinner we gladly invite her to stay in our home in Harderwijk. There Susan has access to the entire 2nd floor. The food is provided by my always thoughtful husband Michael. An additional advantage is that our children can practice their English language properly.
And what an affectionate and enthusiastic colleagues she appears to be. During the scheduled course days she passes effortlessly all the technical aspects of this training. Susan works controlled, neat and seriously, even the infamous feather technique succeeds at once!
The evenings we fill with conversations, exchanging techniques and tips, visit the city center of Harderwijk and a dinner at the tapas / tepanyaki restaurant.
Monday, at the end of the afternoon, Susan is leaving, heading back to Ellerbek. There she gets started with her exam piece and the required test strips. I am convinced that this will work!
Susan, thanks again for your tireless efforts, our technical, but also in-depth conversations and your wonderful sweet presence!
Susan comes to the Netherlands for the certification of the New Mokume-Gane technique. For this, she opted for "Nevada's Dream" and of course I feel very honored.
To save her the cost of accommodation and breakfast/dinner we gladly invite her to stay in our home in Harderwijk. There Susan has access to the entire 2nd floor. The food is provided by my always thoughtful husband Michael. An additional advantage is that our children can practice their English language properly.
And what an affectionate and enthusiastic colleagues she appears to be. During the scheduled course days she passes effortlessly all the technical aspects of this training. Susan works controlled, neat and seriously, even the infamous feather technique succeeds at once!
The evenings we fill with conversations, exchanging techniques and tips, visit the city center of Harderwijk and a dinner at the tapas / tepanyaki restaurant.
Monday, at the end of the afternoon, Susan is leaving, heading back to Ellerbek. There she gets started with her exam piece and the required test strips. I am convinced that this will work!
Susan, thanks again for your tireless efforts, our technical, but also in-depth conversations and your wonderful sweet presence!
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