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[morgenwrites]

Soo, it seems I've used up all my magical free time.  Oh how I miss it.  The next update to LitToS is almost done, but I'm now watching my large army of small children all day everyday.  And I'm tired.  And exhausted.  Also tired again.  As soon as I fix the whole dead brain problem and think thoughts other than "Wash your hands for snack!" and "We

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[dumbstruck27]

Maybe it was a subtle suggestion that you should dye your hair blue and/or try wearing a coconut. :D

[morgenwrites]

Haha, yes. That would really suit me well! :D

[myflower]

lololol aw kids.

[morgenwrites]

They're so ridiculously sweet. :D

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[anonymous]

Hey, do you mind if I ask you how you knew you wanted to be a teacher? I ask because I'm trying to decide what I want to be and I'm having a hard time knowing what I want to do. I love kids but I'm not sure if I'd want to teach them. I'm interested in the medical field and I would consider being a pediatrician but I'm really more considering being a nurse anesthetist--it's just so hard to know...I mean, I've gone and shadowed and observed various people in the medical field and while it didn't necessarily repulse me, I can't tell if it's something I'd be able to handle...

so, as a college student, any words of advice you have to offer would be greatly appreciated :)

Re: help

[morgenwrites]

Sure, let's see. For me, I changed my mind a ridiculous number of times trying to figure things out. So many that it's taking me an extra year to finish thanks to all my random credits lol. I used to be a graphic design major, then a bio major, and now I'm doing education. I actually considered being a pediatrician myself because I figured out pretty early I wanted to something with kids and I really like biology, but then I switched to teaching because of a few reasons. What I like best about working with kids is developing relationships with them, teaching them, seeing them learn new skills. The sort of stuff you get to experience over a year in a classroom, but not so much in a doctor's office setting. I hated going to the doctor as a kid even though we had a great pediatrician because that meant awful things like shots, but I loved my elementary school teachers, and that played into it too. Also, I volunteered in a hospital and worked with kids in a classroom setting while in college, and I found I much preferred the

Re: help

[anonymous]

thank you so much! it really helps to hear about someone else's experience :)

[anonymous]

Hiya! How are things? Hopefully well... :)
Not to be annoying but...is there a chance we could maaaaybe have a new chapter of Lit Toss sometime soonish?? I know I speak for everyone when I say your stories are addicting!

~K~

[morgenwrites]

Hey. :) Things have been good but busy. And ahhhh, I'm so sorry I haven't updated in forever!! I'm still working on the next chapter. I'll try really hard to get it up this weekend.