Going backwards?
After the way things have gone this semester, i'm considering returning to a couple old jobs.
Thats a good thing.
I'm starting to get new perspectives on social work, and I'm considering seeing if its possible to set up a "week of my old life" or something... I'd like to work a few shifts at sandhill and sorta tie that into what i've learned this semester. And I'd also like to go back to the Inn for a week, maybe also a shift or two at the villa.
I just feel like i've been working with people for a while, but now I feel like I understand this all so much better, or atleast so differently.
Plus, I loved Sandhill. The girls were a GREAT challenge, and i learned more in my few months there than i have in all my formal education combined. That was such an interesting place to be...
And I loved the inn. The ladies were entertaining, for sure! And I heard so many stories from them... it can change how you look at life really. So can the sandhill girls....
Anyway, i'm considering it. We'll see what happens over Christmas break. Everythings up in the air.
Thats a good thing.
I'm starting to get new perspectives on social work, and I'm considering seeing if its possible to set up a "week of my old life" or something... I'd like to work a few shifts at sandhill and sorta tie that into what i've learned this semester. And I'd also like to go back to the Inn for a week, maybe also a shift or two at the villa.
I just feel like i've been working with people for a while, but now I feel like I understand this all so much better, or atleast so differently.
Plus, I loved Sandhill. The girls were a GREAT challenge, and i learned more in my few months there than i have in all my formal education combined. That was such an interesting place to be...
And I loved the inn. The ladies were entertaining, for sure! And I heard so many stories from them... it can change how you look at life really. So can the sandhill girls....
Anyway, i'm considering it. We'll see what happens over Christmas break. Everythings up in the air.