Tonight I was heading home from a long day of cleaning basements and acting out tragic Tales of friars! I went into this kinda shady gas station, gave the clerk ten dollars, and went back to my car. I then hopped in my car and drove away. It was about a mile down the road that I realized I never actually pumped the gas into my car! :P I turned around, sped (alot) back to the gas station and was relieved when the ten dollars hadn't been used up by some other costumer.
The other night my family and I sat down for a nice dinner. We then had many different conversations before landing on an important one, the one about my career choice. I have been having trouble deciding between early childhood edu.and cosmetology. I want to do cosmetology but the rest of my family wants me to do teaching. They think Teaching is a better paying job, which they are right but Cosmetology costs less and is something I can quit and pick up again through-out my life. I really wanted to take a church poll and have everyone else decide what I should do for the rest of my life. I find that some-how not happening!
what about the plan you told me about on sunday night? how you would got to cosmo school first, then work at a salon while going to school for early edu? that sounded pretty awesome to me...but, whatever you do, I know you'll make a good decision, becca:)
ReplyDeleteI like that idea! But I think maybe after going to school, I wont want to go again ;) but who knows... it may all work out!
ReplyDeleteIt's easier to do if you think about it in terms of one year, five years, and ten years, instead of "the rest of my life."
ReplyDeleteIt might be a good idea to talk to some people who are teachers and some people who are cosmetologists. Ask them about what training they needed, how they got their job, what do they like, what do they not like, how it suits their lives, etc. That may tell you right off the bat if you can find fulfillment in those jobs.