Week ten: climate design, no joking folks this is it, this is whereit all falls in place

I'm late in my exercise to fix in some notes on the PDC my impressions on the weekly releases. I've had a lot to work on. I must say though that this chapter is more than a chapter it's the most impressive, complete and complex lesson we've had until now. I guess it will stay this way, we're nearly at the end. 

These chapters in the Designers manual are three or four chapters, and Geoff goes through the cliamte design very deeply. 

You get elevn lessons nearly all of more than thirty minutes of videos. a lot of notions, examples, real time examples.

It's getting serious and time is closing in on starting to design, only two weeks left and the bonus course on reading the landscape.

It's nearly over and I'm always more convinced that this course will change my perception of life. You just can't explain it, I guess those that have undertaken this twelve week experience know what I'm referring to.

I'm late in listening to week eleven and twleve lessons, and they are no joke too. I'll catch up. 

Last week the examples of designs of past coursemates were shared and Geoff gave us the information on the design assessment. Beautiful feeling thinking that I'm nearly there I've made it nearly to the end.

It's true we get more time for design than our colleagues that attend a residential PDC, four to six weeks, and that for me is a big responsability to do well. We alla are trying to do our best, and it's for us, because I think we all feel we've had an opportunity taht can't be wasted.

Geoff says we're not here to judge you, we're here to see if you've understood what are the bases of design and you can start to walk with your own feet now on. Hope we will al be at the right point for starting to work hard.