And then there was...
Wednesday, while I drove my mom to Greenwood for a great dinner with my sister, somehow I let it slip that I'm still struggling on my future. I can't answer the question "what do you want to do". In the back of my mine, the idea of being a Constitutional Lawyer looms. It wouldn't involve practicing law in front of a court-room, and honestly I wouldn't have to take the bar.
Of course, I'd still have to go through Law School, which is taught socratically, and while I can learn in that method, it's not really the best way for me to learn. I'm a very audio-drivin learner. Hearing people say things, it's easier for me to remember. It's why my piano teachers stopped playing through the peices, if I heard them, my sight-reading went through the roof.
My disdain fear led me to think about, maybe I'd get a Master's Degree instead. It goes without saying that if I ever want to be more then an assistant, I need a secondary degree (or is it advanced? High school is called secondary, college is post-secondary, so then it's advanced). Now, do I get a Masters or a Doctors of Jurisprudence.
Got ambused at family dinner, online Law school was bandied about, and while I could probably do that I have lingering doubts:
1) It doesn't seem real (even through, yes online learning is the learning of the future)...okay all problems just stem from that feeling really.
I'm praying about it, my thought last night was "just pray for about a week and then start making noise".
Unrelated: If you're a democrat and are currently bitching about something all democratic caucuses agree on - - don't blaim my party. We all know it's commusocialism (some of us are still unwilling to believe it).
...and I need to recolor my hair. My roots are apparently darker then I thought they were, and when I straighten you can really tell. Puttin' that on my weekend list.
Of course, I'd still have to go through Law School, which is taught socratically, and while I can learn in that method, it's not really the best way for me to learn. I'm a very audio-drivin learner. Hearing people say things, it's easier for me to remember. It's why my piano teachers stopped playing through the peices, if I heard them, my sight-reading went through the roof.
My disdain fear led me to think about, maybe I'd get a Master's Degree instead. It goes without saying that if I ever want to be more then an assistant, I need a secondary degree (or is it advanced? High school is called secondary, college is post-secondary, so then it's advanced). Now, do I get a Masters or a Doctors of Jurisprudence.
Got ambused at family dinner, online Law school was bandied about, and while I could probably do that I have lingering doubts:
1) It doesn't seem real (even through, yes online learning is the learning of the future)...okay all problems just stem from that feeling really.
I'm praying about it, my thought last night was "just pray for about a week and then start making noise".
Unrelated: If you're a democrat and are currently bitching about something all democratic caucuses agree on - - don't blaim my party. We all know it's commusocialism (some of us are still unwilling to believe it).
...and I need to recolor my hair. My roots are apparently darker then I thought they were, and when I straighten you can really tell. Puttin' that on my weekend list.