Continuing Education

[LunaLovesHarry at aol.com]

>>>"The nagging feeling finally got to me in 2000 
and I am now back in school, set to graduate in May.  And like you, 
I work and have a 2 year old (who was born during this educational 
stint).  I just hope that I can get the message across to her to 
plug away and get it done the first time!  It's hard to see the 
benefit when you are 18, 19, 20 years old, but looking back at what 
I could have accomplished is that much harder.  Not to mention that 
my tuition rates are almost 10-fold of that in the early 90s!!

As for a master's in Lit, if you love it, go for it!  It should all 
be for fun now, right?"<<<

2beagles, 
WOW....are you sure you AREN'T me?  LOL  I was pregnant my senior year at the 
University ... that was tough sitting in those desks with a belly 
out-to-here.  :)  Congratulations to you EARLY on your graduation in May!  I talk to my 
son about college level study as if it is something that come naturally after 
highschool, just as highschool comes naturally after elementary school.  I hope 
the idea will imbed itself somewhere in his mind and stay there as the 
expected and the norm.  

Is there such thing as a Masters in Lit?  I thought it was Masters in 
Business, or Masters of Science, or Masters of Education .... hhhmmmmmm.  Maybe I'll 
just go for another bachelors.  LOL  

What is your degree in?


"Luna"

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"... and you have Luna, who is completely out to lunch, but fantastic.  I 
love Luna."
J.K. Rowling
Edinburg Book Festival, August 2004
(Speaking about the meeting between Skeeter, Hermoine and Luna.)


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