~ quinquagesimus sextus

Jun 08, 2011 13:50

I'm glad to see that thus far, NEWTS haven't been as difficult as our professors are fond of telling us. That's good; I wouldn't enjoy finishing my schooling with failure.

[Or maybe he's just too smart for his own good. In your face.]I've still yet to decide what I'll do after the school year ends and I've gone back to France -- that, a least, ( Read more... )

~lili, ~ mukuro, lazy genius power, at least i have a sugar daddy, lol geniuses don't study, ~ rapunzel, goals in life what are those, get a job jules, ~ cassie

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magichairbrush June 9 2011, 06:48:00 UTC
Isn't there something you could do as a job that you'd really love to do anyway?

I really do like Cassie's advice, too, though. And I'm sure you would find something you love to do while traveling.

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dofaye June 9 2011, 19:12:10 UTC
I'd like to think that everyone can find a job that he enjoys, but that's somewhat doubtful. Even though some of my interests could be careers, in theory, I can't just wave my wand and find one.

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magichairbrush June 9 2011, 19:17:24 UTC
No, but I imagine it'd be worth putting the work in to find a job you really would enjoy... Don't you think so?

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dofaye June 9 2011, 22:24:00 UTC
[...oh, now he just sounds lazy.]

Of course! The question is whether such jobs exist, which to pursue, and so on.

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magichairbrush June 9 2011, 23:50:42 UTC
Oh, I see. Well, what kind of job would you be looking for?

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dofaye June 10 2011, 07:06:12 UTC
Something that involved taking care of flora, perhaps, or reading.

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magichairbrush June 10 2011, 10:04:17 UTC
Oh, you could be a book critic! Or... I'm sure there are lots of jobs involving herbology!

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dofaye June 11 2011, 06:15:19 UTC
Yes, that's true. I've been considering such jobs, but nothing in particular has stood out to me as of yet.

...a pity we haven't the option to move on to another level of education now, at least not for most fields of work.

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magichairbrush June 11 2011, 07:12:05 UTC
Oh, I see. Well, I do hope you find something.

Sometimes I feel the same way... Muggles do schooling until they're a bit older than seventeen, don't they?

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dofaye June 12 2011, 18:42:37 UTC
Yes, I believe they do. Funny, isn't it? They've much less difficult topics to learn about, since muggle things are easier to control.

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magichairbrush June 12 2011, 18:43:23 UTC
Yes, it really is strange. I'd like to find out why their school systems work that way...

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dofaye June 12 2011, 18:50:42 UTC
I imagine such a thing would be covered in Muggle Studies classes.

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magichairbrush June 12 2011, 18:51:08 UTC
Oh, of course! I'm taking that class next year.

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dofaye June 13 2011, 04:46:15 UTC
Well then, you'll have to tell me if you find out the answer.

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