what do u do for a living?

Yea I understand what you mean, money is nothing without happiness.

Hi, Barbie. I was a lab tech for fifteen years, and had good experiences in research and clinical labs. I found out, rather late, that I liked art, and when pursuing that as a hobby, found out I really like design.

So - if you like design (I didn't know what that meant, at all) I now think one can design in the medical field, or in art fields, computer fields, and many others.
Or you can work in those fields and do your own thing on your own time.

I could have saved myself some years if I understood what I liked to do better, back when I was a tech.. but I wasn't aware of all that yet.
So, explore what you like.

Well you are the one who said it, I just agreed.

Then we are agreed!

Thanks for sharing with me! I like so many things and when I look at specific degrees, it's true I don't really know what I can do with all of them. It's easier for me to know what I don't want to do versus what I do. Once I'm actually in the experience of something I realize it's just not for me and that my potential would be better used in something else.

I think this is the most I've said on here in a long time, it's nice to converse.

not yet, but you take the silver medal with grimbribber...

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When I was in practice, I was under 2 orders of the NY State Supreme Court to smile.





David

Nothing, student at the moment

Looks like I'm in with the gold AND silver medals with grimbribbery:

hey, that's my silver...

Im back farmin . Im gonna be running the herd to adjoining grazing lands this week. Got some top hands and a chuckvagen. Were ready to head em up and move em out.

prolly should update my profile here.

I am now doing part time stage hand work. putting up and tearing back down the stages and sets for concerts and shows.

kinda fun actually, for prairie work.

How far away are these "adjoining" lands, FM?