What is continuing education? Does it stop after high school? After college? I think not!
Two nights ago, I used the toilet and read the next two paragraphs. I laughed aloud as each paragraph seem to summarize my current status, or so from my imagination.
The following evening, I used that book to prop up my electric fan so it could blow the indoor smell of leftover cooking from downstairs and out past the small bathroom window. The dual purpose evaporated the shower steam, which earlier activated the electric smoke detection unit located in the middle of the ceiling.
Anyway, I read the back cover of this fine book and the first sentence prompted this blog: It was about school.
Well, besides the $40,000 to graduate with a nice piece of paper (1987-1992), other “tuition fees” of $144,300 (2000-2007), $4,000 (2007), and almost $26,000 (2005-ongoing) went to three “Teachers” at various “levels”.
The priceless ones are right here at home via my parents and my personal experiences at heart.
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