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Post by adrus on Oct 2, 2007 1:48:33 GMT -4
lol your parents? their parents? Maybe Morris can help you with them >D haha! =) yeah, my parents. they say i have too much fun...LOL i guess i do!  ha ha ! Parents always say that ¬¬ lol or maybe we spent a lot of our time having fun... but... who cares? xD getting a job is great and some extra money is ok too! so congratulations and say 'hi!' to Morris for me  Morris!  actually, i did volunteer at an animal shelter one summer. LOL i was in charge of the Cat Room. ;D ;D ;D hehe =) that was an excellent job! ;D I'm in charge of yelling students (children ¬__¬!!) who always want to play with my cell phone   |
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Post by linus108 on Oct 2, 2007 1:55:18 GMT -4
yeah, i'll probably spend my money on cat food or LOST stuff. and he says hi! ;D hehe =) that was an excellent job! ;D I'm in charge of yelling students (children ¬__¬!!) who always want to play with my cell phone children are annoying LOL i could never teach a bunch of kids. 
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banadura
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never know who you'll meet in the woods....
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Post by banadura on Oct 2, 2007 2:07:09 GMT -4
I'm a student getting a masters in social work. I also spin yarn and write the occasional Ben fan fic. that's pretty much it.
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Post by martina on Oct 28, 2007 14:52:43 GMT -4
Hi, I`m an occupational therapist with focus on geriatrics medicine/geriatrics and Alzheimer disease. After school I studied the history of art and theatre studies, but without a degree, because of motherhood. (these studies were theoretical , it must be the opposite Michael was learning) As a single parent I had to change my kind of occupation, but that`s ok, you can`t stay away from your child during the night, because of a theatre premiere, if you know, what Ì`m talking about. I made my choice.My love for good performances stayed  Actually I `m out of work, my child was ill, so it´s just right. Martina |
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Post by bermurf44 on Nov 8, 2007 19:14:42 GMT -4
I am a fitness instructor. have been working for Curves for almost four years and I LOVE my job!! ;D
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Post by andogirl7 on Nov 8, 2007 20:47:14 GMT -4
Well, I was going to school to become an elementary school teacher (I graduate this May) but then all of a sudden, I changed my mind. In order to become a teacher, you have to double major (I am majoring in elementary education and psychology). Now, I want to work in a psych lab and do research on speech and speech perception. It's so interesting to do experiments and come up with new ideas and theories. Right now, as one of my classes, I am part of a research team (a psychology internship) and we are running experiments on the computer to see how people use both visual and auditory together to perceive speech. The results are very interesting. It is something I could do and be happy doing. I just am not into teaching anymore and I feel burnt out and I haven't even began teaching yet. With the research I am happy and enjoy what I'm doing. I am excited and can't wait to get a job (not just as a class) and do this. I would have to go to grad school and then eventually get my PhD. Most people who do this do research and also teach at a college or university so that is part of my long term goal.
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Post by Magnolia on Nov 9, 2007 8:33:13 GMT -4
Wow, your jobs seems all so interesting... I'm a student (Ethic philosophy: I know it seems quite boring but it's not)!
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Post by martina on Nov 9, 2007 12:33:01 GMT -4
Hi,
to be a student is never boring, everything you are in touch is a step into your future. I loved my experiment while I was at the university....
Ethic philosophy is a wonderful theme. IT`s no wonder you are a fan of Michael, giggle.
Greetings
Martina
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Post by Robyn [Emerson-aholic] on Nov 10, 2007 11:40:17 GMT -4
Wow, your jobs seems all so interesting... I'm a student (Ethic philosophy: I know it seems quite boring but it's not)! that doesnt sound boring!!! i love philosophy, what does ethic philosophy entail? im a student two, second year undergrad doing earth sciences ;D i love it. its so exiting to have al your future ahead of u, i keep thinking i wonder wher il be in 10 years time, its great  |
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Post by Magnolia on Nov 10, 2007 12:27:47 GMT -4
Wow, your jobs seems all so interesting... I'm a student (Ethic philosophy: I know it seems quite boring but it's not)! that doesnt sound boring!!! i love philosophy, what does ethic philosophy entail? im a student two, second year undergrad doing earth sciences ;D i love it. its so exiting to have al your future ahead of u, i keep thinking i wonder wher il be in 10 years time, its great Well, we study bioethics, greek literature, aestethics, sociology, history of science... things like that. My parents and friends call it the "Unemployeds factory", hope they're wrong. |
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Post by Robyn [Emerson-aholic] on Nov 10, 2007 14:04:35 GMT -4
wow that sounds amazingly interesting!!  aw im sure u will be able to find a job quite easily with a degree in philosophy, afterall, it shows u are a great thinker, its a very employable quality ;D |
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Post by lemoni on Nov 10, 2007 14:49:55 GMT -4
When you study philosophy you are learning yourself and you are exploring your mind and soul. After all knowing yourself is the biggest and most important step to do in order to see the whole picture.
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Post by kiagary on Nov 11, 2007 8:55:31 GMT -4
Wow, your jobs seems all so interesting... I'm a student (Ethic philosophy: I know it seems quite boring but it's not)! Woo that sounds cool! Are you studying in Bologna? There's lots of courses we don't have here in Genova..  @ Robyn - Aww Earth Sciences sounds great too!  |
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Post by Magnolia on Nov 11, 2007 10:14:22 GMT -4
Wow, your jobs seems all so interesting... I'm a student (Ethic philosophy: I know it seems quite boring but it's not)! Woo that sounds cool! Are you studying in Bologna? There's lots of courses we don't have here in Genova.. @ Robyn - Aww Earth Sciences sounds great too! Yes, I'm studying in Bologna! I believe the univerisity of Bologna is the oldest in Italy (it was founded in A.D.1088), and that's why it it has such an abounding number of courses; apart from that, it is historically specialized in literary faculties, like mine, while other ones, like Medicine or Architecture, are a lot better in other cities. |
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Post by Robyn [Emerson-aholic] on Nov 11, 2007 12:03:35 GMT -4
@ Robyn - Aww Earth Sciences sounds great too! Earth sciences IS great!! ;D im a total nature/outdoors freak so its perfect for me lol. we study Volcanoes and tectonics, astronomy, conservation, ecology, climate change, glaciers and mass extinctions...amongst other things lol. they are the exiting bits, we have boring bits too like soil and pollen analysis. thats soooooo friggin zzzzzzzzzzzzzzz lol but we go on loads of fieldtrips to do research etc and experience different cultures. we went to a really isolated village in the spanish mountains in early september, was pretty amazing ;D in year 3 we go to Death Valley in the US and in june/july il probly be in Norway doing dissertation research ;D |
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