Thanks for the gifts, brother! Such a wonderful surprise...
Hmm. Career. Job. Ugh. My only suggestion is to remember that nothing has to be forever. You can change. Many many times. It's okay. My husband was a chemical engineer (he even got a MS from Notre Dame in physical chemistry) and now he's a mesoamerican archaeologist (well, technically right now he's a pissed-off, disillusioned sargeant in the US Army!). I've worked in film production, non-profit administration. I've taught freshman comp at a university and I've been a cocktail waitress. It's all good! School's a good place to start, I think. And it's always interesting.
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Date: 2006-01-17 11:07 pm (UTC)Hmm. Career. Job. Ugh. My only suggestion is to remember that nothing has to be forever. You can change. Many many times. It's okay. My husband was a chemical engineer (he even got a MS from Notre Dame in physical chemistry) and now he's a mesoamerican archaeologist (well, technically right now he's a pissed-off, disillusioned sargeant in the US Army!). I've worked in film production, non-profit administration. I've taught freshman comp at a university and I've been a cocktail waitress. It's all good! School's a good place to start, I think. And it's always interesting.
Take care and WELCOME HOME.
-- Kate (Broken Windows)