AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Socialising for Beginners
Just tagging a few who I feel may be interested, but this discussion is open ...
@Dimity @Historylover @Shaz51 @Owlunar @Eve7 @Zoe7 @Faith-and-Hope
@MDT @StuF @TAB @tonys
What do you think?
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Dimity @Historylover @Shaz51 @Owlunar @Eve7 @Zoe7 @Faith-and-Hope
@MDT @StuF @TAB @tonys
What do you think?
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Not me @Kyle1I am wagging school.
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
You and I, both @Appleblossom
Although, I did have an assignment given me by my counsellor last week. I was confused yesterday when she didn't ask to see it...
How's your morning so far?
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
@Kyle1 Some of us do our homework regardless ... most of the time ...
Glad your children are coming over tonight. Did I get that right?
I was anxious, but pulled through and did what I planned and was rostered on for. Greetings and music ministry for Good Friday.
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
No, my children are with me full time. But I take them out on Fridays for live music and drinks at the coffee house. Last week the place was packed and we had to go out sit in the rain. This week I booked early for a table inside.
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HistoryloverSenior Contributor
I'm doing an online course on psychology and sociology, @Kyle1. My current semester subject is on intercultural communication, and it discusses inter'culture' as being not just between nations but also between individuals, value systems, interest groups etc. which each have a particular culture, and how we, mostly unconsciously, adapt to each as we go about. I have to do an article review, a presentation and an essay this term. I'm trying to alter my style a little, but it's not easy.
I don't expect to finish the full course, and often think of withdrawing, but when I'm not considering withdrawing, I am enjoying it immensely. It's just that my life is in such turmoil that makes life more than a little bewildering and overwhelming at times (often).
I've also noticed that many of our group are doing one course or another. If I wasn't doing the course, I'd be studying in another form. I love to be constantly learning new things. I think it is because I came to appreciate education when I was no longer part of the system and I have a lot to learn. It's fun.
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AppleblossomSenior Contributor
Live music is wonderful, even tho the shops are closed. @Kyle1
Yes the weather forecast is not great.
I am getting used to different ways different people live out Christian stuff. I guess I was raised with a too serious and harsh interpretation, and learning to give myself permission to live more fully.
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
I went along to the children's church service yesterday. It's a Catholic school and it was the first time I saw such ceremony... It's not our usual flavour of Christianity, but interesting never the less...
@Appleblossom
I'm guessing you have Catholic background?
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
Yes, @Historylover that does sound interesting. Albeit 'substantial' !
So you'll be coming out at the end as a social worker?..
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HistoryloverSenior Contributor
No, @Kyle1, this is just for interest sake, to prove to myself that I have more ability than the education system I passed through allowed.
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Kyle1Senior Contributor
oh, great! So you really are a go getter! @Historylover
Do they (course designers) still teach Carl Jung's psychoanalysis ...?
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