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At 18:15 on January 8, 2010, Candice Curtis said…
wow, how weird is that! i have been thinking about you alot lately. No, can't afford to go to school yet, and I would not want to have to drive down that pass this time of year. There is LOTS of fog and a lot of the time snow on the pass. I plan on starting back in March, or earlier if the paycheck and weather provides. Yeah, I am so sick of it all too, but I really want to do this for a career. At Lowes things are pretty good, they have given me full time for about 3 weeks, but the hours were really scarce, this store is really, really slow. But my personal boss said the store manager is working hard on getting me a full time posotion, so I hope it works out. Better go, but please write back soon. I miss you, Love ya, Candy
At 22:11 on November 19, 2009, Candice Curtis said…
HI!!!!!! Yes, my mom asked me to come back in June. I got a transfer here to Lowes on a Friday and had to show up for work on Tuesday. Actually, it was down in Rancho Cucamonga, but now I work up here in North Apple Valley. The store is slow, but I like it a lot. I think about you all the time and miss you very much. How is school? Write back soon! Love you! Candy
At 17:16 on November 16, 2009, Christine (Steno Nerd) said…
Hi, Sabrina:

Thanks for the friend add. :) And for the kind words about my blog, stenonerd.blogspot.com. I am on facebook, but I don't really use it. This is the best way to get a hold of me -- on CSR Nation -- or on my blog.

Yes, we ALL need a little bit of encouragement every now and then! :) Hope school is going well for you, and hope you enjoyed your Special Day day yesterday. :)

All the best to you!

Christine
stenonerd.blogspot.com
At 21:22 on November 14, 2009, Christine (Steno Nerd) said…
Hi, Sabrina:

I'm a court reporting student and sooooooooooooo excited about becoming a court reporter, too! Please check out my blog -- stenonerd.blogspot.com -- where I chronicle my court reporting journey and where I hope to be an encouragement and good source of info to fellow court reporting students like yourself. Thanks in advance.

CONGRATS on being in qualifiers! :D

HAPPY BIRTHDAY! :D

Christine
stenonerd.blogspot.com
At 10:49 on September 13, 2008, Michelle DeSanti said…
Thanks for listening; glad you enjoyed it :). And Congrats on the 200s!!!! Way to go!!
At 22:23 on September 10, 2008, Jena Macato said…
Not sure if you still check the site, but congratulations on getting in 200s. Keep passing them, you'll be at the test in no time.
At 13:43 on August 3, 2008, Sue @ The Brief Zone said…
Hi Sabrina, check out The Brief Zone !
Great Drilling Practice For Any Steno Theory...
www.thebriefzone.com
At 21:19 on April 23, 2008, Priscilla Gwaltney said…
Thanks so much!! We need to go to Divinci's soon.
At 22:52 on March 18, 2008, Jena Macato said…
Holy cow, how did you get so many pics on here?! I've been trying to upload pics of my daughter, can't seem to get it right. Anyway, enjoy your break. See ya next week. :)
At 20:02 on February 11, 2008, Michelle DeSanti said…
Sounds like we're much alike. I had the same issues in school. I hung on every word until it was perfect. Annoying during school and took a while but I have heard now from colleagues that my writing is superb.
And it gets better when you're out there. I'm now able to zone out and even think of something else while writing, unless it's a difficult or foreign witness.
To get through the tests I'd put or find something like a penny on the floor about three feet in front of my machine and simply think of keeping my eyes on that item the entire time, instead of "analyzing" my way through each stroke. It was a suggestion from the teacher and actually helped quite a bit. --- Good Luck! Michelle
 
 
 

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