Whoo whoo.
JK
(who knows how hard work you put in.)
completed my degree this week
by chickpea 27 Replies latest jw friends
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sizemik
A goal achieved is indeed sweet . . . congratulations to you
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DesirousOfChange
I now have found a few herbs good for the soul.........
Me too. But I did not inhale.
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compound complex
Wonderful news, Chickpea! Thanks for sharing.
Did you ever see the movie Lorenzo's Oil?
CoCo
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Curtains
congratulations
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MrFreeze
chickpea, why would you complete a degree? Don't you know that any career your pursue in the time of the end will not be fulfilled before Armageddon? Now get out there and preach you selfish sinner!
Congrats
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chickpea
thanks again; it feels great to share the news of completion...
about 3 years ago i was ambivalent and concerned i wasnt
really up to the task, that being over 50 was an impediment,
still not sure where i was "in the faith" didnt even know i was
fading, yada yada.... a friend had passed on advice she had
received when contemplating taking on a degree program
"(X number of years) from now, you are going to be <insert age>
whether you went to school or not; if you DO go to school at
least you will be that much smarter, and not just older."@DoC: no need to inhale... just bake and snack!
@ mr freeze: oh, i preach all right.... but it is in direct opposition to the nattering of the b0rg!
@CoCo: i have seen Lorenzo's Oil and EERILY i was thinking about it on the drive
home today, remembering augusto uncharacteristically blaming michela for their
son's grim condition because of "her tainted blood".... essential oils are the highly
volatile extracts of plants that carry the fragrance, composed of terpenes, alcohols,
phenols, esters, ethers, ketones, aldehydes... each functional group contributing
some sort of therapeutic benefit (anti-bacterial, anti-fungal, carmative, sedative,
mucolytic, etc)... not related to the short-, medium-, long- and very long- chained
oils we are familiar with like olive oil, canola, etc..... although we did study these
types of oils as dilutants or carrier oils, for the HIGHLY concentrated EOs...however,
they are totally different in terms of their chemical structures and propertiesthanks for the congrats, lovely folk
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Quandry
congratulations are in order for your achievement!