I helped a friend connect with some new passions. – D. writes “Seriously, it’s funny how I’ve been stumbling around in my own little world on how to do music-light-flame art that can be interactive, rather than a passive audience, and here you’ve shown me a whole community working on PID (Physical Interactive Design) for Music.”<\/p>\n
EDD problems resolved – I can take a few classes at City College as long as they don’t interfere with work at the Crucible. My classes are generally during the day and I teach generally at night. And most importantly, “job offers” at the Crucible are rarely “bonafide offers of work” since they are almost always contingent upon us having enough students.<\/p>\n
Megan loves me :-)<\/p>\n
I found a nice outfit for a wedding a few weeks ago – good clothes are nice!<\/p>\n
I found a good physiology class – I had a teacher I didn’t jell with so I switched and it was awesome<\/p>\n
I’m set to apply for Diagnostic Medical Imaging (DMI) in August<\/p>\n
Megan’s suggestion to apply for an Occupational Therapy (OT) program is a good one, I’m checking it out<\/p>\n
I know I don’t like Radiation Therapy (RTT) – My dad had suggested I look into it as a career; I went forward with allied health and just recently got to shadow some folks at CPMC Medical Center. Yow! That is not for me!<\/p>\n
I converted the miles on a new credit card to dollars and I’ve got $500 free money burning a hole in my pocket<\/p>\n
Not having a car for the last 3 months has been OK (except for hurting my knees on my bike! but I’ll figure that out)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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