I wish I could have an idea, follow through, and then be happy with the outcome. Here I find myself a few short months away from graduating college, which I have worked really hard at and I'm already thinking about what's next? I want to pursue midwifery but am I too old to commit to that much schooling? I'm trying to tell myself to just get through graduation, get a job and see where it leads but I've always got to be thinking of what happens next. Not sure why that is, I'm never content!
Things are at a boiling point with Hailey at school. She and a girl she's been back and forth with all year got into a physical fight yesterday. And again today the girl came into the bathroom and if someone hadn't stepped in would have probably escalated to violence again. Combine that with the teacher who seems to enjoy humiliating 8th graders, the principal and administrator who don't do a whole lot about it, the police department that doesn't want to be bothered.......... well, I'm frustrated. We are just counting down the days until school is out, next year she will move onto high school which will be MUCH better as the principal there is much better at what he does. Tomorrow Hailey and I are going to talk to the guidance counselor and see if maybe a meeting with this girl to talk things down may be something we could do. Let's hope so!
Anyway, not much to report I guess. I'm on my off work stretch which means catching up on sleep and housework, not too exciting!
Thursday, May 6, 2010
what's next?
Posted by Just a smalltown girl at 8:50 PM
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Oh no, never stop! Keep looking for what's next, just don't forget to enjoy the "now" as well. I don't want to sound like some new-age guru, but I suspect the key (or one of the keys!) to being happy in yourself is to balance that need to keep looking forward with knowing where you are now and being happy with that as well as recognising your past and making peace with that.
Best of luck with Hailey's situation, it sounds really tough for you both.
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