Oh yeah, also, i would really like to get my mind made up about some sort of educational program for myself soon here, because I think I'm going to IL in June/ July and would like to visit some schools in the Midwest. Laura, Tom, you have July plans? 

Did I really only post 4 days ago? Because it seems longer. The weather in Georgia is very variable in spring. It switches between sunshine and rain multiple times per day. I like it. I did massive yard...to turn my automatic spell checker off in Firefox? I want it back. It must've happened while I was failing to hit the Z key and instead hitting function/control/ etc. Can anyone help me please? Tom?

Want to hear my monkey thoughts? :) After Laura told me how much her living expenses were during grad school and I took a look at my bank accounts, I began to think that I might be able to afford going...as an employee is more appealing. It's more free. It's what you choose to do rather than what you have to do to make money. (Realizing that my thoughts on employment might be a little twisted here.) 

IMG_1535 Originally uploaded by kittenlogic MSW was ridiculous this weekend. that place is getting absolutely bananas ... i say this every year, but it almost sucks that so many people are getting into knitting/spinning/crafting in general, because we go to these things and they're PACKED. we left at the same time we always do, but ran into a bit of traffic which put us behind, and when...

Since special ed teachers are so in demand, I gave that career some thought. On one hand, I might be really awesome and creative and able to help these kids. On the other hand the kids might drive me crazy. Tough call.

...are decently in demand. Now I've moved on to social work... an Illinois child welfare specialist makes $3645 - $5437 a month. That's totally better than I expected. Okay, but here's the weird thing: On the official IL state job site, I can't find any jobs for actual (MSW) social workers. The social services jobs just require a BA and training. I could totally apply to the training program.  

It's been a wonderful day. The weather was sunny, but not too hot. In the morning I went to yoga class and then, randomly, to an artisan's fair in the North Augusta history park. After looking around at...who's a teacher in a poor area. Maybe she can turn me on to something. Maybe I'll even teach CCD or something--ack.) Also, on a totally unrelated note, I need to get trash service again. *sigh*

Was thinking about being a social worker in a hospital or nursing home and decided that I just don't see death like other people. I hesitate to admit this, but I think of death as freedom from all the...to console the relatives of someone who died. I'd be sad because they were sad, but I still wouldn't be thinking of death as a bad thing. *sigh* I don't know. I really should do my taxes now..

The weather warning now also includes severe thunderstorms and hail. I lit a candle in case the power goes out. Good thing this is happening at night and not while the golfers are out. :) Catholic University...website, 1/3 of adult Georgians are functionally illiterate. That's a crazy number! I wonder how many of them are pretty old and how many of them are currently coming out of school this way? Mmm.

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