Job offer.

[BitsyNaceyDog]

I think she meant constructive.

[Karen]

Any pointing out of spelling errors should be done via PM, so the person has the opportunity to learn and correct his or her post without public embarrassment.

[caseysmom]

I know how to spell I made a typo, but gee that should never happen since we are all totally perfect

Oh Kblaix, she knew what I meant but needed to belittle me, very becoming of her.

[moosmom]

I was not pointing out the error. I was simply wondering what word you were trying to use. I thought it was "constructive" but didn't want to assume anything.

[caseysmom]

Yeah there are lots of other possiblities for contructive...the list goes on and on.

[Whisk_Luva]

Yeah there are lots of other possiblities for contructive...the list goes on and on.

But its ok to check isnt it?

Moosmom probably just wanted to be 100% sure thats what you meant so I see no harm in her asking...

[moosmom]

Ellie,

EXACTLY! I thought maybe she meant contrusive but that's not even a word, so I was a bit confused.

[caseysmom]

Okay I am glad she knows for sure now since it was so important to know for sure.

[Whisk_Luva]

Okay I am glad she knows for sure now since it was so important to know for sure.

Do I 'hear' a little sarcasm (Sp?) in that?

Ellie,

EXACTLY! I thought maybe she meant contrusive but that's not even a word, so I was a bit confused.

Understandable, everyone gets a little confused sometimes...

[caseysmom]

Ellie,

EXACTLY! I thought maybe she meant contrusive but that's not even a word, so I was a bit confused.

Since I have never heard that word in my life it is doubtful, now I sure hope everything is all cleared up for you.

[caseysmom]

Do I 'hear' a little sarcasm (Sp?) in that?


Everyone gets a little confused sometimes...

Yes you did, very good.

[Whisk_Luva]

Yes you did, very good.

I really dont see anything wrong with her getting confused and asking what you actually meant by the word- Never assume anything etc (I am sure most of you know the rest of the saying)

[Lady's Human]

Now that everyone's DONE! sniping at each other about petty bs, we return to the topic at hand........

BC, you should REALLY finish school. It's worth looking into work/study, as you could spend more time finishing your training and still stay in school to get your diploma.

[buttercup132]

After viewing your posts again and your spelling, you NEED to stay in school

Why? I'm not becoming something that needs it. Sorry that I have typos and mis spell somethings.
After veiwing your post again you should probly go back to pre school and learn some manners and how to get along with others.

I don't think you should take the job just for the money- because your parents are there to help you and there will always be jobs

I'm not doing it just for the money, it's just it would be helpful.

Just something to think about- if you decide to leave school to work full time will your parents continue to support you? Will they let you continue to live with them? Will you need to pay them rent? Will you still be on your parents insurance?

No I can live here as long as I want and don't have to pay anything. My brother is 21 going on 22 and still lives here. He's in college right now but even if he wasn't he would still be able to be here.

Amy, I do plan on doing more dogs. My boss doesn't work late either we usually finish 10 dogs by 1/2. And I can't move out on my own, I won't do it I'm far too parinoid and can't stand being alone. So I will have split rent.

[CathyBogart]

Hey Buttercup! I left high school at sixteen, and it was the BEST thing I ever did! HS was totally not not NOT my thing. I took my equivalency and passed without a problem, got into the community college I wanted to go to, and it has never had a negative effect on my life.

You can feel free to PM me if you want to chat about it without reading all this drama.