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It's okay I quit PE. We weren't really allowed not to take it but I held a fuss. Main reason was cause the teacher had a vendetta against me.

Honestly, one time I forgot my kit so she's like "go to the lost and found" and I'm like "am I hell wearing some old nasty clothes that have been there since the 80's" and she chose clothes for me... a WOOLY JUMPER, teeny tiny tight shorts and raggedy proper gym shoes. I walked straight out that door. That wasn't that bad but she didn't like me because I didn't take PE that seriously. She was really a horrible bitter old woman. I wasn't a fat unfit mess though cause I did cross country and different dancing.

 

graduated, bachelors in law and society, I work as a legal boring editor:smt119

 

I'm going to ask him (how far he plans to go with it exactly). He told me he wanted to go to the "Western Culinary Institute" in Portland, OR. Which is pretty far away. So I thought maybe if I pointed out one that is closer to home (they have a couple close to IN and one in Indianapolis, I saw), maybe he can attend an institute sooner instead of waiting to save money to move to the "other side of the country". I read a lot about culinary arts and all the different things anyone can do with a degree in it. I do know he wants to be more of a chef owning his own restaurant.
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Anyway, to answer the question of the thread. I dropped out of highschool 1/2 through grade 10. I have a college degree in Astrology/Parapsychology with honors, just for the fun of it. Not to make a career out of it or anything. (even though it is perfectly possible if someone wants to do that) I did it just because I have an interest in it.
I'm not attending college for anything. I am in the process of starting my own little jewelry business. For that I'm just reading books and checking out websites online on the subject. To learn how to do that. Because it's free.
Something I might consider going to college for and majoring in is photography. Personally, I don't put much emphasis on having a career and a salary. As long as I have a job that pays the bills and allows me enough to live comfortably and take care of my family, I'm good, and that's what matters most to me.

 

hm.

1. Thats a poor (horrible) investment. You spent that much money on an "education" you could have gotten from the local library for free. WTF.

2. Its not about having a job. Its not about "making a living". ITS ABOUT LIVING THE LIFE and having a life".Come on, theres nothing worse than living pay cheque to pay cheque unless you know fo sure you'll be alright.....So its better to have more than enough. You help yourself and help others too in such situations

 

Thank you very much :smt045.
I maybe tend to plan too much but I think if I have a plan set out I know what goals I need to achieve rather than just hoping for the best.
Ah, wow, you've got a lot of education. I loved studying politics at high school but obviously it's a total total different level. Do you not fancy actually becoming a politician?

 

HAHA.....id like to see you in a tiny tighty teeny w/e......show some pics

 

These are his potential followers

 

OMG I HATE COCKROACHES. THEY'RE HORRIBLE. I WOULDN'T KILL ONE BUT... I DID NOT NEED TO SEE MY WHOLE MONITOR FILLED WITH COCKROACHES.

I feel sick Man, I am acting like such a woos but they are pretty vile.

& bout the little clothes, the point was I never wore them lol cause they were disgusting, and when I say teeny tiny I mean the shorts were like age 8. I know I'm not fat but there's no chance I'm fitting in those. :lol:

 

No I don't, there is too much window dressing that goes into running for political office that I'm simply not game for. Also, my political views are bit further to the left than most Americans and I'm an atheist, which renders me radioactive for U.S. politics.

 

Undergrad in Anthropology.

Getting a master's in Library Science. Haven't given up the dream to get my PhD in Forensic Anthropology, but that's on hold. That's what I want to be when I grow up: Forensic Anthropologist. I'm hopefully going to get there someday. Until then, I'll work in the business world as a librarian/knowledge management.

Oh, in my dreams, I want to work in Hollywood!

 

Is your mother still walking funny? If so, I apologize for that.

 

When I was little I dreamt of being a forensic anthropologist or pathologist. My hero was Dr Michael Baden. I think I watched too much autopsy/forensc files. That would be an amazing career though, wish you the best.

 

Thanks! :smt023

 

Bachelors in Business Admin. Back in school now studying Math. Once I get to Calc II and linear algebra/Matrices. I'll apply to get my masters Economics. I'll probably be done with school when I'm 29-30. >.<. Which makes me wonder, Ladies would you consider dating a guy who has a full time job and attends school but lives @ the house with his padres? Does the living at home thing really kill relationship potential?

 

It depends. Are you doing it to be fiscally responsible? Then I would think girls wouldn't have an issue with it. However, if they feel like you're only living with your parents because you're immature, lazy and want to mooch off them for as long as possible, then I could see mature girls having a problem with it. You don't sound like that's what you are doing though.

 

Trying to knock out this school dept and save for grad school while paying for my additional undergrad classes i need as prereqs for the grad program

 

I honestly don't see why a potential girlfriend (as long as she's mature) would have a problem with that then.

 

Hmmm

 

What? Don't like my answers? :smt009

:wink:

 

Yea, I just cant help but think I'll have a hard time competing against the debt-less guy who already has the masters degree/ high income job, dog and house complete with picket fence. argg :smt092