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so Congratulations Dr. Well done.
I have just enrolled in a grad. certificate in Rehab. Sciences from UBC. On-line but not self paced. My first course starts Jan. 6.
I have 2 undergrad degrees but have wanted a masters but life has not allowed. I can, if I choose, go on to a Masters after the certificate (and I would be 1/2 way there.)
 
I've always wanted to get a second Masters but life hasn't cooperated - and it was more just for myself anyway as it isn't necessary for work or business.
 
I told people to whack me over the head if I got PhD urges. :p It's not needed in my profession. I was at VIU yesterday and thought it might be nice to take a course there. That has since passed. I'll be doing a needle felting workshop tomorrow. That fits my urges to learn.

Yay @Tabitha for aiming for a master's. I hope you get there. Getting mine was an accomplishment and milestone in my life.
 
Tabitha said:
so Congratulations Dr. Well done.
I have just enrolled in a grad. certificate in Rehab. Sciences from UBC. On-line but not self paced. My first course starts Jan. 6.
I have 2 undergrad degrees but have wanted a masters but life has not allowed. I can, if I choose, go on to a Masters after the certificate (and I would be 1/2 way there.)
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Furthering your education is never a bad idea in my books. I've contemplated doing grad studies but not sure what field yet. It'll be a retirement project, not a career thing.
 
I've had a beautifully slow morning today. I was awake early so I've been reading Clan of the Cave Bear. The sun is shining here. This afternoon will be a needle felting workshop. We'll be making angels. My sister and I plus two friends will be going. We're going to go for Indian food afterwards. It promises to be a good day.
 
Mendalla said:
An oldie but a goodie. That came out when I was in high school and I read it on the recommendation of a teacher. Kind of fizzled out in the second book, though, so never read the rest of the series.
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I think I read three books before I quit - I found the first one to be the best.

Down to the market and got a bunch of greetings for the paper :) Unfortunately I upset a gal as she hadn't heard mom had died and wondered why mom wasnt there :( and I got a hug from my niece - only because I called to her across the hall as sis and b-in-law were trying to hustle her out before she saw me
 
BethAnne said:
I think I read three books before I quit - I found the first one to be the best.

Down to the market and got a bunch of greetings for the paper :) Unfortunately I upset a gal as she hadn't heard mom had died and wondered why mom wasnt there :( and I got a hug from my niece - only because I called to her across the hall as sis and b-in-law were trying to hustle her out before she saw me
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I made it about halfway through the third one before it bogged down completely. Yes, the first one was the best of the series.
 
I slept in today, which was nice, and something I rarely get to do, since my dogwalker arrives Mon-Fri at 7:25 a.m., and I have church Sunday mornings (and often something to prepare for it). My afternoon movie and early dinner got cancelled, and a further potential delayed birthday lunch with daughter got moved to Monday. So I have a free day! And there's no shortage of things to do to fill it, either, lol.
 
I also managed to get all the cards in the mail today. Parcels will be ready to go early next week, I hope.
 
I'm trying not to think of all the Christmas items on my to-do list (or anything else on it, for that matter)
 
I read all of Clan of the Cave Bear series. It did get monotonous a remember a friend who said "If only they had taken a couple's communication course, their lives would be so much simpler" Yep He was right.
 
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