Aaaaahhhhhh..........It's over
12-16-2006, 07:27 PM
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Aaaaahhhhhh..........It's over
After going to school nonstop for 2 years I finished up my A.S. degree. I'm very happy that this semester finally came to an end. I ended up with 6 A's and 1 B. It was harder than what I thought it would be but not because of the school load, it was having to take care of the 3 kids and dealing with my wife that added a bit of stress to it. 
mmmmm...p*rn
I can't wait until January to start it all over again
mmmmm...p*rn I can't wait until January to start it all over again
12-17-2006, 07:54 AM
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It's been a long time since I was in school but I think your accomplishment is significant and a step in the right direction in your life. And if it's true that fewer people are doing it, for me (and hopefully you) that's all the more reason to do more of it 
From what I've heard (and my own experiences concur) the first two years are the most brutal. I think things should start to go your way a bit more as you enter your third year at school and after a little holiday. I think this observation can be made of people who go on to advanced degrees. The longer you go to school the easier it gets.
I got a late start on the family thing and thank god I only had time for one. Try to be patient with one another because the kids can't be. You think you got stress - wait til their bigger than you, drive faster than you and better at it, teenagers, got GF/BF, and a political opinion! That too, gets better with time. By the time they're twenty they start to become real people - by the time they're thirty they come for advise. :-D
Enjoy the holidays and enjoy some time off! We've been getting some riding in here in Texas hopefully you still get a day here and there where you are. Ride safe!
From what I've heard (and my own experiences concur) the first two years are the most brutal. I think things should start to go your way a bit more as you enter your third year at school and after a little holiday. I think this observation can be made of people who go on to advanced degrees. The longer you go to school the easier it gets.
I got a late start on the family thing and thank god I only had time for one. Try to be patient with one another because the kids can't be. You think you got stress - wait til their bigger than you, drive faster than you and better at it, teenagers, got GF/BF, and a political opinion! That too, gets better with time. By the time they're twenty they start to become real people - by the time they're thirty they come for advise. :-D
Enjoy the holidays and enjoy some time off! We've been getting some riding in here in Texas hopefully you still get a day here and there where you are. Ride safe!
12-17-2006, 08:12 PM
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It's been a long time since I was in school but I think your accomplishment is significant and a step in the right direction in your life. And if it's true that fewer people are doing it, for me (and hopefully you) that's all the more reason to do more of it
From what I've heard (and my own experiences concur) the first two years are the most brutal. I think things should start to go your way a bit more as you enter your third year at school and after a little holiday. I think this observation can be made of people who go on to advanced degrees. The longer you go to school the easier it gets.
I got a late start on the family thing and thank god I only had time for one. Try to be patient with one another because the kids can't be. You think you got stress - wait til their bigger than you, drive faster than you and better at it, teenagers, got GF/BF, and a political opinion! That too, gets better with time. By the time they're twenty they start to become real people - by the time they're thirty they come for advise. :-D
Enjoy the holidays and enjoy some time off! We've been getting some riding in here in Texas hopefully you still get a day here and there where you are. Ride safe!
From what I've heard (and my own experiences concur) the first two years are the most brutal. I think things should start to go your way a bit more as you enter your third year at school and after a little holiday. I think this observation can be made of people who go on to advanced degrees. The longer you go to school the easier it gets.
I got a late start on the family thing and thank god I only had time for one. Try to be patient with one another because the kids can't be. You think you got stress - wait til their bigger than you, drive faster than you and better at it, teenagers, got GF/BF, and a political opinion! That too, gets better with time. By the time they're twenty they start to become real people - by the time they're thirty they come for advise. :-D
Enjoy the holidays and enjoy some time off! We've been getting some riding in here in Texas hopefully you still get a day here and there where you are. Ride safe!
Ahhh Hell...don't let em fool ya, It don't get any easier!! I did it working 2 jobs, had the wife and 2 kids, and it was hard as hell...
??: Good job, and I feel your pain,,..keep it up, work hard, and play even harder!! Congrats!!!
12-19-2006, 01:50 PM
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Thanks guys, it's been great not to have any homework right now but also feels kinda wierd to have all this time on my hands. I have managed to stretch the legs on the hawk finally.
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