Whoops... Monday flew by - must have been the hectic weekend. So instead of a memory Monday you get a thoughtful Tuesday.
How did you feel about school? Did you enjoy it more at some ages?
I liked school most of the time. Loved my grade 3 teachers Mr Drinkwater and Mrs Aide and my grade 6 teachers Mr Poole and Mrs (forgot the name). In grade 4 I had a mean teacher and I used to cry and tell my mum I didn't want to go to school. Now that I have kids who sometimes try to pull that one - it must have been hard for my mum to put up with that all year. I enjoyed highschool, though I probably could have finished it all up in two years if I had homeschooled, high school is a big time waster, but hey it's fun.
Did you go to college or have vocational training after high school?
I went to University and studied Public Health - Family and Consumer Studies. Pretty much I came out with no speciality - Whoops - Have found it hard to find a job ever since, and they have since ended the course - it doesn't even exist anymore - but I don't regret doing it. It set me up for my current job as Stay at home Mum and I am able to put a lot into practice here. In a few years when I need to look for a job - most places say that I need a nursing background or counselling background as well as the health degree if I want to work in community health which is my goal. I am sure something will pop up that will fit my 'credentials'! University was interesting but I am glad it is over and I hope to NEVER go back - I didn't enjoy it that much - plus I still owe the government for my current degree.
I will have to think about this one. School and me didn't get along. I was teased to death and I still carry the pain around. I know. I wish I could just ramble on about how great it was, but I would be lying. I love when people have had good experiences with it. Like my daughter just adores school. What a blessing for sure.
ReplyDeleteBobbie,
ReplyDeleteI studied Community Health also! I love reading your blog. I know we only knew each other for six months, but it was a great time for me. I'm still holding out hope that Rusty will want to move to Australia some day.
Kim
oh kim!
ReplyDeleteI didnt know you were reading here! yay! yeah we miss you guys... 6 months in australia is not enough!