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Comments (20)LOL!! While I think apprenticing is an excellent plan ( and I mentioned that myself), it is pretty important to assess the quality of the individual or firm you wish to apprentice with. Since there is really no qualifying or certifying body for landscape designers, skill levels and design aesthetic can vary widely. And since most of the general public has no way of assessing these skills themselves either, popularity of a particular individual or firm is no guarantee of quality work!! FWIW, there are basic design principals which can and should be taught to anyone entering this field. That's why there are degree programs in this field and scores of textbooks outlining these principles. Not the easiest of concepts to learn on the job with a harried designer/foreperson trying to get a project completed. And while no client has ever asked me what my educational background was, I have never, ever regretted getting formal design training. Like getting a fine arts degree, learning how to develop aesthetically is just as important - if not more so - than learning the technical functions. I'd also argue that in no way is horticulture anti-design. Rather, there are a whole lot of designers/landscapers that have not a clue about horticulture and their designs scream it in bizarre and inappropriate plant selection, placement and installation. The key to being a good designer is melding the proper combination of aesthetics, horticulture and technical implementation....See MoreSchools closed here tomorrow
Comments (17)Nodakgal, our schools had Zero Period, starting at 6:30 am and two of my kids took classes then as upper classmen. They liked the Zero Period classes because they always knew who their teacher would be and because they wanted to take an extra class. At registration for classes, Period 1 through 6 classes did not indicate who the teacher would be, so for some classes they really liked avoiding a particular teacher or being assured they would be getting someone they really liked. The other kid had surf class at dawn. The rule was that as the sun was just starting to come up, their feet had to be on the water line at the beach. They surfed through zero and first periods, rushed home during 2nd period to shower and change and be at school by 3rd period. This son lettered in surf....See MoreOconee County, GA
Comments (2)since the population of oconee county isn't all that huge, you'll probably get more targeted exposure for your questions by looking up your the prospective cities on www.city-data.com and then visiting the new forums that they have at that informative website....See MoreSan Diego County Fires
Comments (10)Hi everyone! Thanks for the messages, and I'm glad to read that Carol and AM are safe and sound! Carol, I talked w/a friend who lives in Temecula today, and he's worried about being surrounded by the fires. I hope the winds die down up by you and the fires are under control soon. Here are a few photos of what happened to our property. We're so lucky that nothing major happened to the house. It's too soon to tell if our pool equipment is messed up from all that soot/ash going through it, but that can be repaired over time. We still don't have water service, but hopefully we will tomorrow or Friday. A lot of Ramona homes are without electricity still, including my Mom's place. So, residents won't be allowed back until those two things are repaired. Take care, everyone, and I'll try to post more photos later. -Melissa Before the Witch Fire of 10/21/07: After the Witch Fire of 10/21/07:...See More- 6 years ago
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