u/SedrakAtSwaya

This happened back in March, but it has been bothering me for a while, so I wanted to get outside opinions.

I joined a 10-week college-related program late because someone from the program reached out to me about three weeks after it had already started and said there were still open seats available.

Since I joined late, I had to catch up on about three weeks of content in less than four days, which I did. After that, I attended and participated in the program for about three weeks.

Then I had a family emergency one morning and missed a session. The program organizer emailed asking where I was, and I replied apologizing, explaining that I had a family emergency. In my response, I also said I may need to postpone my involvement for the time being one more week, but that I was still dedicated to the program and hoped to re-engage as soon as I was able.

The next response I got basically said they were sorry to hear about the family emergency, but they would remove me from the program and welcome me to participate in future programs.

I understand that programs have attendance expectations, and maybe my wording made it sound like I was stepping away for too long. But it felt a little odd because I joined late at their invitation, caught up quickly, participated for a three weeks, and had also seen other people miss multiple sessions without being removed.

What the heck even was the issue. Really think I wasnt liked for some reason but could not pin point it as I was enjoying the program and had made alot of new friends. Not sure if I should try the program again or just leave it at that.

Used my CNC machine and wood stain to carve this Sade Love Deluxe album cover into wood. Really happy with how the contrast came out.

Was this my fault?

Home office, S-works edition!! (My first sworks)