Hey, it's awesome that you're making your dream happen. The hard work part goes along with my last little "sermon" as I think TT called it. So many people just don't realize to reach their dreams they need to work hard.
I think it's the education system that helps us think that we're all magical beings of light that will win the lottery some day, but that's a rant for some other time, I suppose. A time when I have a good hour to write it, edit it, and make it look good. Can't put something up there that will be used against me in 2016!
I've noticed that in most Army families, be the father a recruiter or not, the children are more likely to want to go into the Army. Now, some grow up and realize that it's just not what they want, but others grow up and go career like "good ol' dad." Start'em young isn't necessarily a bad thing, if they're being prepped for something where a life-long training might keep them alive. :)
No lotteries in Alaska? Okay, you just gave me a reason other than avalanches to not move there.
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Date: 2005-12-09 03:13 pm (UTC)I think it's the education system that helps us think that we're all magical beings of light that will win the lottery some day, but that's a rant for some other time, I suppose. A time when I have a good hour to write it, edit it, and make it look good. Can't put something up there that will be used against me in 2016!
I've noticed that in most Army families, be the father a recruiter or not, the children are more likely to want to go into the Army. Now, some grow up and realize that it's just not what they want, but others grow up and go career like "good ol' dad." Start'em young isn't necessarily a bad thing, if they're being prepped for something where a life-long training might keep them alive. :)
No lotteries in Alaska? Okay, you just gave me a reason other than avalanches to not move there.