Guest guest Posted April 2, 2006 Report Posted April 2, 2006 Gwen, I agree. I know when I posted I just put the negative side but. My son has worked since 12 mowing and had a job at stores since 15 and worked weekend and nights and took all AP classes staying up late at night. No we did not have him in Christian school but chose a good school district that taxes are way up there to make sure he was getting the best education he could. We too had to pay for play and there were many a time the whole family was at the concession stands helping the bands, I taught Junior Acheivement at his schools, We were in Habitat for Humanity, very active in our church. I have always worked, volunteered, helped at school, and our whole family worked together. Our son was in boy scouts, and mission work. So he knows what it takes plus both Dad and I were in the military. My husband active duty for 15 years and myself 26 years Reserves (3yrs active duty). We will apply for scholorships, My son has already done all the work and we are looking also. I guess my disappointment is with my health, I cannot sit anywhere for over 15 minutes, I never know what pain level I will be at so I cannot commit as I used to. It is my guilt I carry, I miss helping although my job right now is 8 hours with Behavior disorder students at middle school level that I encourage daily and know I am helping. I am so proud of him when he helps elderly people in parking lots, stores, and encourages young kids. He reads to our neighbors kids and he is a good friend so I know his belief in God is secure and God will be there when we cannot be. Thanks. Quote
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