After taking online classes last summer, fall, and spring, I took the summer off and really enjoyed the break. I signed up for two classes this semester, but just withdrew from them. I guess that I enjoyed the summer off way to much. I am NOT feeling the school thing right now. Burn out I guess. Oh well, life goes on...thx
Call me a LOSER!
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It's alright your not a loser. You can't be all work & no play, you're bound to set yourself up for failure.
You're a LOSER!
Well, it's better than being a Hoser, Eddie... :sqerr:
No it's not.
You're a loser.
But that's why I think you're cool.
And forget the RESPITE. Have a REPAS. :tongue3: Enlisharians tend to enjoy speaking in archaic tongues.
Travis, stop being so down-to-earth.
Eddie, you know by now that life goes in ebbs and flows. Knowing when to lay back and knowing when to surge are important skills which will help you keep your health and your sanity. There is value in pacing yourself and it sounds like you're doing that right now. You'll surge again soon.
K
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Holding down a full-time job, djing, having time to enjoy your family and school, no matter whether the classes are on-line or in a room has to be very wearing on you.
Take some time, recharge those batteries. Spend some "extra" time with your loved ones and prepare yourself to hit the books again when you are ready.
You can do it!
Take some time, recharge those batteries. Spend some "extra" time with your loved ones and prepare yourself to hit the books again when you are ready.
You can do it!
Grab yourself by the ass and get back in it. You're not a loser, you're lazy.
(Is that the kick you wanted? You ain't gettin no sympathy. Progress takes work...and commitment, when all else crumbles))
(Is that the kick you wanted? You ain't gettin no sympathy. Progress takes work...and commitment, when all else crumbles))
Better yet -- grab somebody ELSE by the ass, and get them to do the work for you -- delegate, yeah
DJ Express: Having recently "gone back to school" too after a 30 year lay-off from any formal educational pursuits, the pain, frustration, and seeming lack of time if fully understandable.
While Rick's idea is the most fun, just wanted to let you know from experience that walking away now doesn't make it easier later. There's always a reason not to continue...always a reason. Maybe turning that Can't Do list upside down, and finding the path of Do It Now will be the easiest journey in reality.
Go get 'em, lad. Go get 'em now.
While Rick's idea is the most fun, just wanted to let you know from experience that walking away now doesn't make it easier later. There's always a reason not to continue...always a reason. Maybe turning that Can't Do list upside down, and finding the path of Do It Now will be the easiest journey in reality.
Go get 'em, lad. Go get 'em now.
Thanks Cap! I will say again that it is more of a personal goal for me. I have a great career with FedEx and plan to retire with them. I don't forsee any career changes. My traditional thoughts were that I could retire at 55 and if I had my undergraduate degree by then, I could still teach for 10-15 years. I am in no way depressed or feel inferior. I am just mainly burned out. I took alot over the past year and needed a break. I am still on course with my long term goal(finish before I die)...thx
DJ Express: Holy Grade Point, Book Boy! Nice goin'!
Do you really think FedEx (or any of the others) will still be around in 25-30 years? As soon as Scottie finishes repairs on the transporter room, those carriers will be useless. Kirk out.
Do you really think FedEx (or any of the others) will still be around in 25-30 years? As soon as Scottie finishes repairs on the transporter room, those carriers will be useless. Kirk out.
As long as those darn tribbles don't keep multiplying in the engine room's mainframe, we should be ok. Sulu, ahead warp factor 1...thx