Ponytail
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itsbob said:The .com bubble HAD burst already, my background in a Recon Platoon and as an Army Recruiter wasn't much help, although yes I was 38, and already retired from my first career. I didn't mean to say we were alike, just that if she wasn't looking or didn't have a signed offer, she should be more worried about the job prospects then a party.
You must have been too old to enjoy college then. Never experienced "senioritis". The party is on your mind from day one of your senior year, especially if you have made strong connections and freindships to people. This is the last year, possibly the last time that she will see some of the best friends that she will ever have. The other thing that compounds that thought, is that alot of the folks that you have grown close to will be graduating a semester or two before you, and guess what...they have parties! Oh, the horror!
Passing the classes, getting interviews, preparing to pay the loans, the forms that are constantly coming at you, and yes, the parties. It's all a mish-mash during your senior year. When YOU were in college, there were no such thing as on-line forums. You did all of your "unloading" with friends or family, or maybe you didn't need to. That's fine too.
Janey is young, but quite normal. Give her a friggin' break for making an effort. For cryin out loud, she's gotten this far in life in this area without getting knocked up or locked up, which is quite rare around here if you haven't noticed. She might be lacking slightly with direction now, but it is quite normal. There's folks here twice her age with the same problem, but ya'll think that THEY'RE funny!?
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