"It's been a hard winter, but summer is here and the fields want us to walk upright."
--Tomas Tranströmer, "Standing Up", Night VisionI seem to be going back to school next year (calendar year, not academic year, so 2010). This is one of those things that is so overwhelming and for which I'm so grateful that I'm still sort of processing it, so that
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*hugs*
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*moar hugs!*
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I wouldn't be surprised if I felt like studying something again in a couple of years from now, but right now I'm more interested in earning the moniez.
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(However, if this does not pan out, perhaps I should become a Certified Paint-Drying Observer. I'm sure someone has use for that.)
I failed to earn moniez, so clearly more training is needed. Or something.
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If nothing else, becoming a Certified Paint-Drying Observer will always remain a pleasant dream. I'm not sure, but perhaps you could also become a Cheese-Drying Observer? Maybe another university close by is more up to date with what the modern day world needs as far as job opportunities and education go? It's worth looking into, anyway. It beats being an ant observer, unless you can train them to bring the pickanic baskets to you, of course ... I now see why you've chosen this line of study. Clever.
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I have checked the Ivy Tech website (as they go in for the "real world"-type education) and believe they offer no programs in Cheese Drying Observation, though clearly someone has to work in the fast-paced, high-paying world of cheese. However, it is possible that they simply do not offer the program in question at the Bloomington campus. With a high-tech program like that, I might have to go to Bremen or somewhere.
Ants can learn. That's all I'm sayin'. And if other people aren't going to get their pickanic baskets, well, I for one can appreciate them.
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