Coming on the End of March...
I really value education, knowledge, determination and self-discovery. Noone is perfect, and I certainly am not. I do, however, love to learn. I love being a university student and I find it very rewarding to be able to put the material I am learning into work in real life. The four courses that I am taking right now, I am able to apply to many real life situations. Human Anatomy and Physiology is a given, its much easier to learn new concepts when I can make associations with my own body systems. Communications: Children and the Media is a great course to apply for me, with my job with a 2 and 4 year old, loving children in general and eventually wanting to write my own children's books. Sociology of Familes has become very intriguing! From talking about the importance of self-esteem in dating, to love and marriage, I am positive that this course will open alot of doors on how to ensure I end up with not only the right man, but a positive, well-balanced relationship. My fourth course is Developmental Psychology. Facinating course for me. I am able to see a lot the girls in this course.
I find my ability to apply my education a really positive step in being a successful student in the future, a great mom and a great education facilitator. So then why is it, whenever I refer to anything I have learned to some people in my life do I get really negative responses. People roll their eyes, totally stop listening or become really defensive.
What is the point of me learning all of this knowledge is noone is ever going to take me seriously??? Im sure if I was a fourth year med student, everyone would want my opinion on things! I do not expect everyone to have the same thirst for psychology, behavior and children that I do. But I do want to surround myself with other people that share the interest in having intellectual conversations about a variety of different topics...including my studies and personal research. I find this important in friendships and any romantic relationship I might have.
And on the topic of romantic relationships...the new man that I have been seeing is still in my life and things are going very well. Im quite pleased with the connection we have. We had an amazing day on Sunday. Went for lunch, then to the conservation area with Shayde for a long walk in the forrest. It was so romantic. His digi wasnt working so we didnt get any photos...but we are going to make it a regular trip there (its relatively cheep) and tons of fun.
The last (almost) 2 months we have basically been hanging out at his place, relaxing and snuggling - and I proposed that we start getting out and doing more things, especially active things. Im trying very hard to be active for at least 20 mins a day everyday. Its relatively easy for 20 mins - so I should shoot for an hour. I should bring my rollarblades down and learn - unless I break my back learning :)
We are going to our first major outting at the end of April...and I couldnt be more thrilled. Its the annual fundraising dinner for my cousin, Dr Christine Gervais', charity - Acceso International. It will be a dressy occasion with a great dinner, entertainment and a silent auction. It is going to be very exciting!
I do hope to post more as my life gets more and more exciting!
I really value education, knowledge, determination and self-discovery. Noone is perfect, and I certainly am not. I do, however, love to learn. I love being a university student and I find it very rewarding to be able to put the material I am learning into work in real life. The four courses that I am taking right now, I am able to apply to many real life situations. Human Anatomy and Physiology is a given, its much easier to learn new concepts when I can make associations with my own body systems. Communications: Children and the Media is a great course to apply for me, with my job with a 2 and 4 year old, loving children in general and eventually wanting to write my own children's books. Sociology of Familes has become very intriguing! From talking about the importance of self-esteem in dating, to love and marriage, I am positive that this course will open alot of doors on how to ensure I end up with not only the right man, but a positive, well-balanced relationship. My fourth course is Developmental Psychology. Facinating course for me. I am able to see a lot the girls in this course.
I find my ability to apply my education a really positive step in being a successful student in the future, a great mom and a great education facilitator. So then why is it, whenever I refer to anything I have learned to some people in my life do I get really negative responses. People roll their eyes, totally stop listening or become really defensive.
What is the point of me learning all of this knowledge is noone is ever going to take me seriously??? Im sure if I was a fourth year med student, everyone would want my opinion on things! I do not expect everyone to have the same thirst for psychology, behavior and children that I do. But I do want to surround myself with other people that share the interest in having intellectual conversations about a variety of different topics...including my studies and personal research. I find this important in friendships and any romantic relationship I might have.
And on the topic of romantic relationships...the new man that I have been seeing is still in my life and things are going very well. Im quite pleased with the connection we have. We had an amazing day on Sunday. Went for lunch, then to the conservation area with Shayde for a long walk in the forrest. It was so romantic. His digi wasnt working so we didnt get any photos...but we are going to make it a regular trip there (its relatively cheep) and tons of fun.
The last (almost) 2 months we have basically been hanging out at his place, relaxing and snuggling - and I proposed that we start getting out and doing more things, especially active things. Im trying very hard to be active for at least 20 mins a day everyday. Its relatively easy for 20 mins - so I should shoot for an hour. I should bring my rollarblades down and learn - unless I break my back learning :)
We are going to our first major outting at the end of April...and I couldnt be more thrilled. Its the annual fundraising dinner for my cousin, Dr Christine Gervais', charity - Acceso International. It will be a dressy occasion with a great dinner, entertainment and a silent auction. It is going to be very exciting!
I do hope to post more as my life gets more and more exciting!