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Old 06-07-2007, 10:22 PM   #11 (permalink)
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Re: How to work... or make it work.

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i must say i understand your situation. i graduated from community college after highschool for auto technology. i got married and had two kids. i worked turning wrenches for over 3 years and my wife stayed at home w/kids for most of that..
You are going to have the best of both worlds. You can teach band and automechanics. I would venture to say you will be very good at both. Can you imagine motivating a shop student to help out with marching band? Or teaching band kids to make their own instrument?
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Re: How to work... or make it work.

This sounds alot like what I'm about to go into in the next few years. Working full time at a dealership and going to school... I'll definatly have to plan out all my time...ahead of time
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Re: How to work... or make it work.

Bear,

Did you take the job at the University of Wyoming?
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