Roadrunner
Roadrunner
- May 6, 2013
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The school board regularly treated the alternative school kids like animals.I taught in the Alternative(Disciplinary) School for years.I've worked in bars, they get old also...Gee, it's like you know every single family in the USA personally.....and I've never met a job that didn't become routine....You make a great point. Our society celebrates and glorifies celebrity. Singers. Actors. Athletes. TV stars.
And we raise kids telling them they're so unique and special and wonderful. And we shield them from disappointment and never teach them how to cope with losing.
So...when they hit adulthood....and havent become a star of some sort or rich and famous....they dont get it. They are special and were supposed to have it all by now. WHO is responsible for them having to work 40 hours a week in a boring thankless job!!!?
Buy a bar.
I loved it, it never got routine, as you rarely saw the same kids each day.
We would have 30 in the class, maybe 10 would show on a good day, usually fewer than ten, and, except for the ones brought from detention by the Sheriff there really were no "regulars".
It was like the first day of school every day.
I feel that way about the years I spent working wildlife emergency. I never knew what would happen next, what the animal or the emergency would be.
I don't work emergency every day anymore but every animal is a new situation and a whole new set of problems.
I love it.
That is why I retired the first day I could.