smart boy - not for him are those long hours & late nites his father spends at the hospital. still, it's early days yet & he could change his mind later. after all, i had wanted to be a bus conductor before.
see where i ended up?
Wednesday, April 04, 2012
ah....now, that's a change!
as medicine seems to be the perennial flavour-of-the-month amongst young, impressionable school-leavers, it was indeed a refreshing change that someone else intends to pursue a different career path....
smart boy - not for him are those long hours & late nites his father spends at the hospital. still, it's early days yet & he could change his mind later. after all, i had wanted to be a bus conductor before.
see where i ended up?
smart boy - not for him are those long hours & late nites his father spends at the hospital. still, it's early days yet & he could change his mind later. after all, i had wanted to be a bus conductor before.
see where i ended up?
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Now that's what i call, clarity in pursuit of dream" good on the boy
Luckily you didn't become a bus conductor, or you will be out of job today! (bus conductors are no longer needed)
so wait was it yours or your son's??
Eugene,
i'm not taking that too seriously - he may have to change if he gets short-sighted, which he will the way he reads, writes & plays with his gameboy.
Yvonne,
those days we don't think too far ahead - a one-man operated bus was unheard of!
Tempus,
my son's.
I had always wanted to be either a Maths teacher or a bank teller 'coz I love counting money *lol*. Instead I ended up as a Quant - which is not so far off 'coz I get to do alot of maths with other people's money. *smirks*
Cara,
it must be a mind-boggling experience to see all that zillions changing hands in split seconds.
don't you wish you could grab a handful & stuff it in your pocket??
(i can't do this well but here goes...*smirks*)
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