its all in my head

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Lessons learned from my first real job/and somethings they never taught me in BSW training:

-communication is key,
-communication is key
-oh yeah communication is key
-people in positions of authority can be stupid and non comunitivive
-expect the unexpected and then some
-its hard sometimes to look for the good in situations and it requires you to work harder, think longer, and try harder
-to every end there is a start
-there is a silver lining to everything, sometimes though it is burred under layers of crap
-"its shit on top of shit, on top of shit"- Kim S. (thanks!)
-things change, often moment to moment without your control, or knowledge of it
-parents send there kids with tied shoes who don't know how to tie there shoes, and for that matter how to dress themselves in what they are clothed in
-eating lunch can be a battle
-there is good in everything, everyone and every situation. In the heat of the moment it can be impossible to see but the unexpected leads to unexpected things
-being part of a team of people makes work much easier
-being part of a team that works super well together, and just 'gets it' makes work fun and exciting even when the shit hits the fan
-bring the van every day
-have someone spot you
-everyone is entitled to a bad day, week, or a few hours

-remember a smile and a kind word are worth a lot

-be kind, for everyone you know is fighting some kind of battle

-some times things suck, and you have to make hard decisions

-life is a hell of a ride, so you best have some type of preparation for it!

-“Do all the good that you can, to all the people you can, for as long as you can!”

-never forget that its not about you, but those that you serve. And maybe when you look for it you can get something back.

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So I got recommended for ordained ministry on sunday. I am working 20 hours a week at my internship and I started a business. Basically I think that brings it up to speed.

Mrs. L 4/5 grade. She never let me not do. Her students don't often get to go to college but I am the rare exception that did. I will graduate with my BSW this June. I wonder if she knows the impact she made.

My printer for all of those papers ::sigh::. my external hard drive,and a flash drive or few(!),

I would put a flash drive with my favorite music, a news paper from today, pictures, a book or two, and a DVD full of clips of all the headlines