Pepe Silvia
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I've got a fix brudda
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I didn't do much today. Got up at 7, hit the gym, went to class for a bit, played basketball, sat at home.
You've actually done more than I have today. I went to school, did some homework and then I've been laying in my room talking to friends on Facebook for the past two hours.
At least ya got some good activity in. I haven't played basketball in ages. I'm terrible at it, but I always enjoyed the random pickup games back in high school.
Me and four of my buddies hit the sports mall. We were working people. There some 40 year olds trying to relive their glory days, talking mad shit, then when we beat them they just kind of scurried off. Then I played against a guy who I knew from high school basketball and his team, good close game, but we pulled it off. I got a dunk off in game against a taller guy, I felt like a badass.
It wasn't a huge height difference, simple one handed dunk, but I can "tweak" that a bit.
"I dunkfaced Kobe, 360 Windmill, man!"
I once did a 360 through the legs dunk on a breakaway.
Man I really need to get back in school. I'm not going to let myself not get a degree of some sort. Once I get my license and don't have to rely on others to get me there I'm going to go back. Gives me plenty of time to ponder on what I want to do. I pretty much have it narrowed down to elementary education and nursing. I haven't ruled out journalism, but the other two I feel better suite me.
I'm a journalism major and I absolutely love it. I've always enjoyed writing and this just fits my interests and what I'm good at perfectly. I just wish there was a future in it.
I asked my friend this question once, and I think it applies here as well.
If you could either dunk a basketball like Vince Carter in his glory days, or sing like whoever you think the best singer is, which would you choose?
Nursing seems to be the popular field to go down among my friends, Theo. The majority of my family members who've gone to college have also become nurses. Becoming a teacher is also something that I myself have considered as well as been recommended to follow.
THIS. When I applied to my college a couple years ago, journalism was my first choice for a major because I loved writing for my high school newspaper. I was very upset when the program turned me down.
Nursing seems to be the popular field to go down among my friends, Theo. The majority of my family members who've gone to college have also become nurses. Becoming a teacher is also something that I myself have considered as well as been recommended to follow.
Working at a personal care home, I sort of have an inside track as to what to expect in the nursing field and since I actually enjoy working here, I figured it would be something to consider. As far as my interest in teaching, it comes from my love of school. I actually liked going to school and I have no problem helping out with my kid brother's school work or help out my niece and nephew with theirs. Plus I love talking and own a bunch of dress clothes, so I could pull of the look for sure haha.
I'm so glad I made it in. I'm really not good at anything else.Well, I'm good at other stuff, but I don't have the desire I have like I do with writing so I have a more difficult time with it.
Where do you (or did you) go to school?
But nursing or education seem like they would be two great choices. As well as anything business.
I asked my friend this question once, and I think it applies here as well.
If you could either dunk a basketball like Vince Carter in his glory days, or sing like whoever you think the best singer is, which would you choose?
Being a nursing major is hard work, and sets you up for a lifetime of hard work, but it's rewarding stuff, it pays well, and it's a job field that almost always has openings.
Bearded One is right on track with the business major stuff, as you can pretty much use it in any industry you get into, and I'm willing to bet employers of any field like to have business oriented people on their staff because business oriented people know how to make money.
An education is what you make of it. If you just learn the material for exams and then drink away the knowledge the second you're out of the classroom, then you're not doing it right. I'm guessing he didn't take his education as seriously as he should have.
Why would you have to wait until December until you try sushi? Also I have chicken and waffles nearly every Saturday. I am not sure if there has ever been a better combination of food.