Job offer.

[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]

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]

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]

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.

[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.

[CathyBogart]

After going through and reading through the WHOLE thread, I have more to add.

I was a C and D student in HS, and I could never get myself motivated enough to commit to doing well for more than a few days at a time. Leaving school gave me the time I needed to work for a few years (In a hobby shop, which I loved) and find for myself when I was motivated enough to really commit to school. Now I'm doing much better.

Most prospective employers don't care what you did in high school. If you have a certification or an AA, that's what they look at. According to my mom (when I was stressing about not getting the best of grades in college) they don't give a hoot what your GPA was in college either.

Follow your heart, if this job looks like a great long-term prospect, do it. It sounds like a great experience.