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Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 9th, 2013, 5:40 pm
by OZZIE4DUKE
devildeac wrote:
windsor wrote:Let us know what is up with new career when you get your nose above water....we miss you round these parts.

Good luck with those classes! :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:
Translation: my daughter is still waiting for you :D .
=)) =)) =))
Remember, she's out on her own now, a working girl. No, not that kind of work! ;)

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 9:24 am
by colchar
lawgrad91 wrote:Glad to know you are okay, Colchar.

Vibes for success in your classes. It sounds like a real grind. :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:

It is a hell of a grind. I've got a paper due tonight and a final exam Thursday and then, thankfully, I'm done for the summer. I have the majority of the paper written but I did it by hand whenever I could snatch enough time to get some work done even if I was nowhere near a computer. By the time I got home from class last night, had some dinner, cleared up after dinner, threw a load of laundry on, and finally managed to sit down at the computer it was 11:50pm. I tried to get some work done but just didn't have it in me so I flaked on the couch and went out like a light, waking up there at 7:30 this morning. But now I'm sitting here typing up what I have written for the paper so that I can get it finished, walk away from it for a couple of hours, and then go back and proofread it this afternoon.

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 9:33 am
by colchar
windsor wrote:Let us know what is up with new career when you get your nose above water....we miss you round these parts.

After walking away from my PhD program (for multiple reasons) I was having trouble deciding what to do. I got into a conversation with an old friend from high school who works in public relations/corporate communications. She had followed the exact same academic path as I had - B.A. in History, Master's in History, and then walking away from a PhD program after 3-4 years - and told me that a lot of the skills that we develop in History, especially at the graduate level, are used in public relations/communications and that she thought I would really enjoy it and do well at it. So I decided to take an introductory course to see if I liked it and it turns out that I do, so that is what I am pursuing at the moment...a post-graduate qualification in public relations/communications.


Good luck with those classes!

Thanks!

I'm actually doing quite well at it - I ended up with a grade of 93% on the introductory course, have a grade of 90% in one class right now (the one for which the paper is due tonight and in which I have the exam Thursday), and have a grade of 92.5% in my other class (the exam is yet to be graded but those should be posted by Friday and I expect that I did quite well on the exam). So it turns out that Michelle was right, I am enjoying it and am doing well. Now if only it was December and the damned program was over!

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 9:36 am
by colchar
devildeac wrote:
windsor wrote:Let us know what is up with new career when you get your nose above water....we miss you round these parts.

Good luck with those classes! :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:
Translation: my daughter is still waiting for you :D .

:romance-heartsthree: :romance-romance:

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 9:38 am
by Ima Facultiwyfe
colchar wrote:
devildeac wrote:
windsor wrote:Let us know what is up with new career when you get your nose above water....we miss you round these parts.

Good luck with those classes! :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard: :wizard:
Translation: my daughter is still waiting for you :D .

:romance-heartsthree: :romance-romance:
FYI devildeac pays for all CTN weddings.
Love, Ima

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 10:07 am
by colchar
Ima Facultiwyfe wrote: FYI devildeac pays for all CTN weddings.
Love, Ima

Excellent!

I say we get married over in London and that devildeac pays to fly all CTN members over there for the wedding.

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 11:14 am
by DukePA
colchar wrote:
Ima Facultiwyfe wrote: FYI devildeac pays for all CTN weddings.
Love, Ima

Excellent!

I say we get married over in London and that devildeac pays to fly all CTN members over there for the wedding.
Hell yeah!!

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 12:51 pm
by windsor
DukePA wrote:
colchar wrote:
Ima Facultiwyfe wrote: FYI devildeac pays for all CTN weddings.
Love, Ima

Excellent!

I say we get married over in London and that devildeac pays to fly all CTN members over there for the wedding.
Hell yeah!!

Fabulous idea! A London wedding! DD, you are too kind. We do love you so. :x

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 11th, 2013, 5:26 pm
by devildeac
colchar wrote:
Ima Facultiwyfe wrote: FYI devildeac pays for all CTN weddings.
Love, Ima

Excellent!

I say we get married over in London and that devildeac pays to fly all CTN members over there for the wedding.
Ima tried that before. The devildeacs are out/retired/finished/kaput/done/no mas/finis/extinguished/terminated/extinct/cleansed/purged (did I miss any?) from the wedding business.

Re: Happy Birthday, Colchar1

Posted: June 12th, 2013, 8:55 am
by colchar
devildeac wrote:
Ima tried that before. The devildeacs are out/retired/finished/kaput/done/no mas/finis/extinguished/terminated/extinct/cleansed/purged (did I miss any?) from the wedding business.

You ain't getting a choice, we're just sending you the bill. But since I prefer The Savoy to The Ritz, that will save you a few dollars per night.