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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 1:20:09 AM   
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Getting an education sounds so.... confusing and aggravating. Yep, me no likey school much at all. I would only go back if I had to and if I found something I am really passionate about.

yeah I know it does sound crazy, but I am same way I dont really feel passionate about anything for me to go school about yet...

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Tamara, I hope you get to feeling better

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 1:45:24 AM   
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I feel sad tonight




I'm sorry to hear that.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 4:41:53 AM   
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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 5:20:24 AM   
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Happy Birthday Catherine!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 9:41:06 AM   
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CATHERINE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


We leave at 9 tonight for the airport!!! Our flight is at 1230am. Ugh! Please just pray for safe travel. Talk to y'all when I get back!!!

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 9:57:56 AM   
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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 9:59:41 AM   
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(((((((((((((((Erin)))))))))))))) Been thinking of and praying for you a lot lately.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 10:00:18 AM   
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(((((((((((((((Erin)))))))))))))) Been thinking of and praying for you a lot lately.


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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 11:50:31 AM   
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Happy Birthday Catherine!

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 12:02:28 PM   
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Jennifer I went to school to take a course for Office Administration. I had the hardest time finding a job because I was "too young" and I ended up with a job that I hated after a few months. My boss was terrible and things were just not organized at all. I decided I didn't like office jobs because I can't stand being stuck in an office all day. Some days I just wanted to run away screaming.

I don't see the point in going to school unless you are really passionate about something or you really need a good job that supports you and/or your family. Lorne loved planes so that is why he went to college for avionics. And now he has a job that he absolutely loves. Most days it doesn't even seem like he is working. It just seems like he is playing with planes.

Diane, I will pray! Have fun!


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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 12:55:43 PM   
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Happy Birthday Trish!


Thankyou!

Happy birthday, birthday twin, Catherine.

Everybody, there's a birthday thread over in Personally For You if you'd like to leave birthday greetings for Catherine or I. Sorry, I'm not able to do links though.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 1:30:56 PM   
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for those that want to follow Nicole's progress, she is being induced today...check out her thread (POST HERE) for future updates on her and her little one soon to come!!!

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 1:32:42 PM   
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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 1:41:54 PM   
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Jennifer I went to school to take a course for Office Administration. I had the hardest time finding a job because I was "too young" and I ended up with a job that I hated after a few months. My boss was terrible and things were just not organized at all. I decided I didn't like office jobs because I can't stand being stuck in an office all day. Some days I just wanted to run away screaming.

I don't see the point in going to school unless you are really passionate about something or you really need a good job that supports you and/or your family. Lorne loved planes so that is why he went to college for avionics. And now he has a job that he absolutely loves. Most days it doesn't even seem like he is working. It just seems like he is playing with planes.

Diane, I will pray! Have fun!



I think sometimes people go to college for odd reasons. I'm pretty sure I know some people (like seriously) that only went because they look down on people w/o degrees. They don't want to be in college, but they want the degree. I guess if you hear that college grads make more $$, then that may be a driving force. I've seen plenty of reasons why people go to college and they're not really interested in anything. It's some outside reason, some of which they woudn't share. I'm pretty sure the ones that think they're "better" for having a degree won't tell anyone that.

ETA: I just got an email from the president of the university, saying that a student at the law school was shot and killed in front of an apartment complex. Odd thing is, I heard about the shooting, but I didn't even know he was a student here.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 2:00:55 PM   
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A lot of my old friends only went to college/University because their parents made them go. Also, I do believe some people look down on people without a degree. People have looked down on me for not having a job.

Lorne has a friend that took a pharmacy course because he wanted to make a ton of money. He only took a year or less of that course and dropped out because he got married and then had kids right away. He is now building homes and loves it! That is what he did before, but figured it would be nice to make lots of money so he took that course. An old family friend went to University for 5 years and then couldn't find a job because he was over-qualified and ended up working a job that didn't need any education... and he was left with over $100,000 of debt. Now that would be depressing!

My brother had to go to college because he wasn't making enough to live on his own. He has a good job and can afford to live on his own now. Now my sister is wondering if she should go to college because she is stuck at a dead end job and will never be able to live on her own which really upsets her.

Lorne tried finding a new job for 2 years before he found this one. He was over-qualified or would have been under paid for every job he applied for. I am just glad he found this job and we were able to move here!


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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 2:16:06 PM   
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Thanks for letting us know, Sarah.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 4:25:23 PM   
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Diane- have a blessed trip!!

Catherine- Happy Birthday and thanks for the great photos!
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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 6:01:38 PM   
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Jennifer I went to school to take a course for Office Administration. I had the hardest time finding a job because I was "too young" and I ended up with a job that I hated after a few months. My boss was terrible and things were just not organized at all. I decided I didn't like office jobsbecause I can't stand being stuck in an office all day. Some days I just wanted to run away screaming.

I don't see the point in going to school unless you are really passionate about something or you really need a good job that supports you and/or your family. Lorne loved planes so that is why he went to college for avionics. And now he has a job that he absolutely loves. Most days it doesn't even seem like he is working. It just seems like he is playing with planes.

I think sometimes people go to college for odd reasons. I'm pretty sure I know some people (like seriously) that only went because they look down on people w/o degrees. They don't want to be in college, but they want the degree. I guess if you hear that college grads make more $$, then that may be a driving force. I've seen plenty of reasons why people go to college and they're not really interested in anything. It's some outside reason, some of which they woudn't share. I'm pretty sure the ones that think they're "better" for having a degree won't tell anyone that.




Starting with the sentence below, could a mod pretty please fix this so the words below are not in quote? Thank you so much. (Your welcome. )

I went only due to the pressure I got from so many people to do so. My parents were good about it, they NEVER pressured me to go to school, but many other people in my life did. School had always been hard for me, and I didn't want to go through 4 more years of struggling. My parents understood that, other people did not. Some of the very people that pressured me to go to school knew perfectly well that my parents had told me I didn't have to go school if I didn't want to, and yet they still told me I had to, so in a sense, they were undermining my parents' authority of me, and disrespecting our family dynamics.

When I did go to school, it DID NOT ending up being this great thing that I was glad people had talked me into. In fact, you know how some people say those are the best years of one's life? Well, I hope that is not the case for me, otherwise I have a miserable life ahead. There were some good things about my college experience, but in someways it was pure misery(if it weren't for TOS, I'd have worse things than that to call it). I lived off campus in a miserable dwelling on a family's property, had a job, babysitting jobs, chores to do for the family I lived with, I was usually the only one or one of about 2 roommates that cared a fig about cleaning the place we lived in (it was such a dump, I refuse to call it an apartment, it had no kitchen, no heat, no ac, a measly bathroom and almost no windows, and was full of mold), involvement at the church I went to, and the duty to take care of my clunky car that was always breaking down, and was across the country from home, so I was homesick a lot. But, although, I did not like school, I did like kids, so elem. ed. was the obvious major, so I just drove myself to do what I had to do so that I could graduate, and go on to teach kindergarten, and then it would all be worth it. But then I got deathly ill my senior year, and still to this date have not been able to go back to school, so it all went down the drain anyway, AND I'm STILL paying off the tail end of a college loan, so I feel like saying a sarcastic THANKS ALOT to each and every person that ever pressured me about school. If I could do it all over again, I would simply have gotten a preschool certificate at a jr. college, and never have touched the 4 year college with a ten foot pole.

The people that did pressure me to go to school always used the reasoning that not every woman gets married. True, but not everyone is college material either. There is nothing ungodly, unethical or immoral about getting a job at Target, and working one's way up there, or being a secretary, or a nanny, or whatever. And hopefully, a christian single woman wouldn't need to make a whole lot of money anyway, because in most cases, she is just one person. God only says we have to work six days a week, He never says that we have to have a prestigious career.

P.S. I did make a couple of great friends, and I did enjoy my education classes, and I did like the children's fair that our literature for children class put on, so there were some bright spots.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 9:17:59 PM   
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Jewels, that kinda stinks. It is annoying when people think they know more of what you need than you do. I am glad that you at least have good memories from it all! I honestly can't imagine taking schooling for 4 years. I took night courses for a year and a half and that was good enough for me. I didn't feel like wasting money I didn't have to go full time because I wasn't sure that is what I really wanted to do anyways.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 9:44:06 PM   
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I think you meant to put the word some between have and good.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 10:06:14 PM   
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That is what I meant. But the way I wrote it still makes sense to me cuz any good memory is still "good memories" to me! Yeah, I like to be confusing and difficult.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/4/2008 10:45:14 PM   
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So... My dog has been staying at my sister's house for a while, and she has two dogs (the two she has are my dog's brother and mother). Welll, her two dogs are always in trouble, and most of the time, even when they get in trouble, my dog has been the good one.... til tonight.

Their new neighbors have/had two roosters. Well, my dog and her brother decide to cross the fence (so I'm told) and kill the roosters. But the neighbors want $400 for the roosters. I'm wondering what kind of roosters these had to have been... cause they seemed ordinary to me.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/5/2008 12:12:47 AM   
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Jennifer I went to school to take a course for Office Administration. I had the hardest time finding a job because I was "too young" and I ended up with a job that I hated after a few months. My boss was terrible and things were just not organized at all. I decided I didn't like office jobs because I can't stand being stuck in an office all day. Some days I just wanted to run away screaming.

I don't see the point in going to school unless you are really passionate about something or you really need a good job that supports you and/or your family. Lorne loved planes so that is why he went to college for avionics. And now he has a job that he absolutely loves. Most days it doesn't even seem like he is working. It just seems like he is playing with planes.

Diane, I will pray! Have fun!



I think sometimes people go to college for odd reasons. I'm pretty sure I know some people (like seriously) that only went because they look down on people w/o degrees. They don't want to be in college, but they want the degree. I guess if you hear that college grads make more $$, then that may be a driving force. I've seen plenty of reasons why people go to college and they're not really interested in anything. It's some outside reason, some of which they woudn't share. I'm pretty sure the ones that think they're "better" for having a degree won't tell anyone that.

ETA: I just got an email from the president of the university, saying that a student at the law school was shot and killed in front of an apartment complex. Odd thing is, I heard about the shooting, but I didn't even know he was a student here.


Lol. I don't want to go to college, I just want the degree. Isn't that why most people go? I don't know many people who truly enjoy the academic side of things...

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/5/2008 12:19:09 AM   
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Not sure. A lot of other students I know want to go through most of the work (the academic side). I can't say I'm not the same way, although there are some things I'd rather not do (but just have to, to get where I need to be). If I could skip college and just get the degrees, I'm pretty sure I wouldn't do it.

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RE: Showers of blessing, April chat. - 4/5/2008 1:24:11 AM   
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That is what I meant. But the way I wrote it still makes sense to me cuz any good memory is still "good memories" to me! Yeah, I like to be confusing and difficult.



Oh, oh ok, lol, it's just to me saying "good memories" without saying "some," implies it was all good, and it WASN'T.

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