I love the analogy Ron. As for Tim's accomplishments, I agree they are quite considerable. Mine, getting a B.A. in history, pale in comparison. After going through my final seminar class, I do getting a postgraduate degree in history was not in the cards for me. I am considering doing some sort of journalism or writing classes, but I really don't think I need to be spending too much more time in school.
I just need to find a way to make a few more bucks and keep myself busy at the same time. Quadius On 7/11/07, RONALD L PRACHT <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Tim, thats quite an accomplishment attaining all that schooling. knowing all the challenges you got through to get your doctorate degree will help you get through anything and pull through i was telling my counselor today that regular walking life was like playing tennis with one ball, and quad life is like starting a tenns game with 4 balls then constantly adding until you have to decide which balls to hit because you cant keep up with all of them, lol i think the people that have the biggest problems with being disabled are the ones who cant prioritize their issues. ron c7
