Hi, Charlene. Thank you for that beautiful e-mail. School's going very well for me. You make several good points about school; the fact that it will be a future carrer makes progressing nerve-racking. I have mixed-feelings about being toward the end (I completed my internship and have one more transcript to turn in in order to be eligible to take my last two 225's). Comparing school to going out in "the real world" seems so drastic. But the tuition is enough incentive for me to get out -- after all, I'm kinda getting tired of paying money and am looking forward to making some!
What is your daughter's name, if I may ask? I viewed your photos and she is aborable. Again, I admire you for doing your best to support yourself and her, and just want you to know that you can write to me anytime about anything. Whether you passed a test or feel frustrated, you have my support.
Take care and I hope to hear from you soon.

Charlene, what's up? You don't have to worry about talking to me -- I'm single so you won't cause any problems! Cheyanne is a nice name for your daughter. How old is she, by the way? Don't feel like you're the only one frustrated about school -- we're all in the same boat. I don't want to be redundant, but you can voice your frustrations to me. Trust me, I can take any "dangerous" things you have in store to say. After all, in talking to you, you don't seem scary at all. You're also a good motivator, telling me to get the hell out of school and into the "real world." I need stuff like that from time to time.
Anyway, I hope you have some positive things to tell me but if not, no big deal. I just want to be supportive.
Take care and I'll speak to you soon. David.

Hey! Sorry for the long delay I forgot about this site! Anyways, thanks for the words of advice I actually did it last week and found it to be very helpful. You might have changed my life! :)