@Tony Marsh Muchas gracias. I see the pattern unfolding; very helpful.

@Tony Marsh Entiendo el metodo de las tres tazas. Must remember every statement can automatically transform into a yes/no question. Thank you for breaking this down--much appreciated!

@Deborah Lewis Keeping moving! Stay on beat.

After doce dias, I finally feel ready to share my progress with this lesson. A note to my future self: watch Tony first before you ever pick up your pen en esta leccion. This lesson holds a lot of useful information, but you have to move through the terrain with pace and purpose. You can probably tell from my first pages of mi cuaderno (see attached). No bueno. LOL! My revised dia 4 es muy bonita. Even after Dia 12, I still find myself wondering if I've prepared well enough for the OPI. In every lesson, I look for that hidden gem. And trust men, I searched long and hard in this one. What I discovered is that when you really feed the statement (1), it opens up many use cases. That's when the vines start growing over the fence or net, even in the face of gravity--when you mine for questions that truly require an answer. So, stay the course, mis amigos. Organize your thoughts and a confiar en el procesco as you prepare to crush the OPI for this dia. The questions created at the end will guide and often point you toward what you need to learn next.

I'm a little late to the party, but I'm really looking forward to taking the OPI White and Black Belt course. I 'm enjoying the cuuaderno course. En diez dias, I will journey there next.

Keep serving me, life. I feel this instant-conversation flow like a sport. Practicing it like my favorite instrument--the sweet saxophone, blowing notes I didn't know I had. Eso es todo!

Completed dia seis hoy! I'm still revisiting previous lessons. Today's lesson encouraged us to share. Still practicing this same kick. Nothing like receiving a win. Small doses.

Putting in reps. Building muscle memory. If your looking for the lesson. Just look around.