What else can seniors do during the homecoming hip hop at the pep rally?
Q. Our school always does a pep rally for homecoming. At the pep rally they play silly little games and my class always wins because we're the biggest (103). The highlights of the whole thing are the hip hop dances. This year I am teaching both dances (the seniors and the faculty) but my goal is to involve all of the seniors even the ones who don't want to dance into at least one part of the hip hop. I need ideas besides just having them hold signs and then walking out with all of the dancers at the end. Please help!
Asked by Lexi R - Tue Sep 9 21:47:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. omg get them to break dance get a good beat and i immagine you proly know how to lol but get the school faculty to do a belly roll and how do you say it oh yea tootsie roll lol and pop lock and drop em hahah
Answered by i smorz!!! - Tue Sep 9 21:52:22 2008
Q. Our school always does a pep rally for homecoming. At the pep rally they play silly little games and my class always wins because we're the biggest (103). The highlights of the whole thing are the hip hop dances. This year I am teaching both dances (the seniors and the faculty) but my goal is to involve all of the seniors even the ones who don't want to dance into at least one part of the hip hop. I need ideas besides just having them hold signs and then walking out with all of the dancers at the end. Please help!
Asked by Lexi R - Tue Sep 9 21:47:08 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. omg get them to break dance get a good beat and i immagine you proly know how to lol but get the school faculty to do a belly roll and how do you say it oh yea tootsie roll lol and pop lock and drop em hahah
Answered by i smorz!!! - Tue Sep 9 21:52:22 2008
Why does Social Security put limits on how much our seniors can earn?
Q. If seniors make over a certain amount (13 grand I think) they must pay back to Social Security a larger amount. This seems to limit how much they can work. Doesn't it make sense to encourage our seniors to work, earn more money, and pay more taxes?
Asked by tones1997 - Fri Jul 11 13:52:06 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it does make more sense to do those things, but it makes even more sense to get the government out of the business of providing for retirement and putting the responsibility where it belongs -- on the individual. If you save and/or invest for retirement instead of relying on Social Security, you won't need to work when you retire.
Answered by sarge927 - Fri Jul 11 14:06:37 2008
Q. If seniors make over a certain amount (13 grand I think) they must pay back to Social Security a larger amount. This seems to limit how much they can work. Doesn't it make sense to encourage our seniors to work, earn more money, and pay more taxes?
Asked by tones1997 - Fri Jul 11 13:52:06 2008 - - 12 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Yes, it does make more sense to do those things, but it makes even more sense to get the government out of the business of providing for retirement and putting the responsibility where it belongs -- on the individual. If you save and/or invest for retirement instead of relying on Social Security, you won't need to work when you retire.
Answered by sarge927 - Fri Jul 11 14:06:37 2008
What causes seniors to feel superior toward their junior counterparts?
Q. I DO NOT mean any offense. But when things age they depreciate and break down such as a car, house, and etc. I am not referring to all seniors at the same them
Asked by redcore2c - Tue Apr 21 13:22:59 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A smart man learns from his own mistakes but a wise man learns from the mistakes of others. Some of course never learn. If your ego is so tender that you cannot bear to hear the guidance of someone that has found out from experience why something should be done a certain way then your only avenue to acquiring this information is to spend the time and take the damage of learning it the hard way. Since your lifetime is not long enough to experience all the things someone else did for a lifetime first and then do it all over again correctly you simply wont progress. This is not a superiority thing... it is common sense.
Answered by Orc - Tue Apr 21 13:52:36 2009
Q. I DO NOT mean any offense. But when things age they depreciate and break down such as a car, house, and etc. I am not referring to all seniors at the same them
Asked by redcore2c - Tue Apr 21 13:22:59 2009 - - 19 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A smart man learns from his own mistakes but a wise man learns from the mistakes of others. Some of course never learn. If your ego is so tender that you cannot bear to hear the guidance of someone that has found out from experience why something should be done a certain way then your only avenue to acquiring this information is to spend the time and take the damage of learning it the hard way. Since your lifetime is not long enough to experience all the things someone else did for a lifetime first and then do it all over again correctly you simply wont progress. This is not a superiority thing... it is common sense.
Answered by Orc - Tue Apr 21 13:52:36 2009
What should the underclassmen do for our seniors last home game?
Q. I'm a junior on a varsity Softball team and we have 6 seniors that will be playing their last home game on Tuesday. The underclassmen are already making them posters to put up for the game, but we would like to start a tradition of doing something special for the seniors other than just making signs or candy leis. We can't write on their cars or TP their houses because there has been issues at our school in the past, so we are not allowed to do that. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. :)
Asked by i_am_dead_fred - Wed May 6 02:11:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The same thing happens my my high school next thursday. I'm a sophmore on the varsity team, and what we do is get them something we like to call "senior baskets" we have 6 seniors also, so each of us underclassmen picks a senior to do, and we each make them a "senior basket." we put their favorite candy in it, their favorite gatorade, necklaces, team or school memoriabilia, really anything they like. Then put lots of ballons on the basket.Then on senior day they announce the players name on the field we carry our basket to our senior then give them a hug and go back.
Answered by unknown - Wed May 6 11:28:55 2009
Q. I'm a junior on a varsity Softball team and we have 6 seniors that will be playing their last home game on Tuesday. The underclassmen are already making them posters to put up for the game, but we would like to start a tradition of doing something special for the seniors other than just making signs or candy leis. We can't write on their cars or TP their houses because there has been issues at our school in the past, so we are not allowed to do that. Any ideas or suggestions are appreciated. :)
Asked by i_am_dead_fred - Wed May 6 02:11:27 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The same thing happens my my high school next thursday. I'm a sophmore on the varsity team, and what we do is get them something we like to call "senior baskets" we have 6 seniors also, so each of us underclassmen picks a senior to do, and we each make them a "senior basket." we put their favorite candy in it, their favorite gatorade, necklaces, team or school memoriabilia, really anything they like. Then put lots of ballons on the basket.Then on senior day they announce the players name on the field we carry our basket to our senior then give them a hug and go back.
Answered by unknown - Wed May 6 11:28:55 2009
How much should parents help high school seniors with homework?
Q. I wonder how much I should help my daughter who is a high school senior with homework. She is taking Physics and sometimes has questions. I try and help her, but she fights me and then does not understand the material. I also keep trying to tell her to study for the SAT. She says that I "nag: her. What is the proper way to work with high school seniors? I want her to be ready to be on her own in college.
Asked by Stareyes - Tue Sep 23 11:18:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your daughter has trouble in a subject, your help is definitely warranted. I would tell her that you want the best for her and that it is important that she understand physics. Give her an example of how you use physics in everyday life. Cooking is always a great example. As far as the SAT is concerned, she has to take a practice test and see where she is. Nagging her to study for a comprehensive test is really not useful and yes I would consider it nagging too. After she takes the practice test and finds her weak spots, she can study in those areas and make sure she is ready to take the real test. Take care, Troy
Answered by tiuliucci - Wed Sep 24 14:23:19 2008
Q. I wonder how much I should help my daughter who is a high school senior with homework. She is taking Physics and sometimes has questions. I try and help her, but she fights me and then does not understand the material. I also keep trying to tell her to study for the SAT. She says that I "nag: her. What is the proper way to work with high school seniors? I want her to be ready to be on her own in college.
Asked by Stareyes - Tue Sep 23 11:18:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If your daughter has trouble in a subject, your help is definitely warranted. I would tell her that you want the best for her and that it is important that she understand physics. Give her an example of how you use physics in everyday life. Cooking is always a great example. As far as the SAT is concerned, she has to take a practice test and see where she is. Nagging her to study for a comprehensive test is really not useful and yes I would consider it nagging too. After she takes the practice test and finds her weak spots, she can study in those areas and make sure she is ready to take the real test. Take care, Troy
Answered by tiuliucci - Wed Sep 24 14:23:19 2008
What are some things seniors in high school do to try to trick the freshmen?
Q. I'm going to high school next year and I've heard horror stories about seniors telling the freshmen things just to trick them. I'm not so much worried about high school and seniors, I just want to be on the look out...
Asked by marchineagle4110 - Sat May 31 21:28:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I remember being told that the pool was on the fourth floor,and there was no pool in the building. Another one is sending boy students to the girls' bathroom girl students to the boys' bathroom. Seniors like to have fun with innocent freshmen. Most of the time, it's not malicious, but it can be embarrassing. Just don't get upset and be a good sport. Good luck. You'll do fine.
Answered by retiredesol - Sat May 31 21:36:08 2008
Q. I'm going to high school next year and I've heard horror stories about seniors telling the freshmen things just to trick them. I'm not so much worried about high school and seniors, I just want to be on the look out...
Asked by marchineagle4110 - Sat May 31 21:28:37 2008 - - 6 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I remember being told that the pool was on the fourth floor,and there was no pool in the building. Another one is sending boy students to the girls' bathroom girl students to the boys' bathroom. Seniors like to have fun with innocent freshmen. Most of the time, it's not malicious, but it can be embarrassing. Just don't get upset and be a good sport. Good luck. You'll do fine.
Answered by retiredesol - Sat May 31 21:36:08 2008
What is a good nightclub in Atlanta for a group of 17&18 year old seniors?
Q. I'm planning a trip with about ten of my fellow high school seniors. We will be going to six flags and then we want to hit up a nightclub. We will have mixed company of boys and girls, and we are 17 and 18 years old. Any suggestions?
Asked by Geoff - Sun Apr 12 22:08:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isnt really one for anyone under 18...and most of the clubs in Atlanta are 21+
Answered by katlanta - Mon Apr 13 10:56:05 2009
Q. I'm planning a trip with about ten of my fellow high school seniors. We will be going to six flags and then we want to hit up a nightclub. We will have mixed company of boys and girls, and we are 17 and 18 years old. Any suggestions?
Asked by Geoff - Sun Apr 12 22:08:39 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. There isnt really one for anyone under 18...and most of the clubs in Atlanta are 21+
Answered by katlanta - Mon Apr 13 10:56:05 2009
What questions are you bound to see when you log into seniors?
Q. I can think of three: 1) How old do you have to be to be a senior? 2) Why did my question receive a violation? 3) Should seniors be allowed to drive? Can you think of any others?
Asked by Half Drawn Boy - Mon Jan 5 21:07:43 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why is everybody always picking on me waaahhh lol
Answered by Plum - Mon Jan 5 21:17:17 2009
Q. I can think of three: 1) How old do you have to be to be a senior? 2) Why did my question receive a violation? 3) Should seniors be allowed to drive? Can you think of any others?
Asked by Half Drawn Boy - Mon Jan 5 21:07:43 2009 - - 15 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Why is everybody always picking on me waaahhh lol
Answered by Plum - Mon Jan 5 21:17:17 2009
How do you excuse yourself from meetings, events, fun activities that your seniors asked you to attend?
Q. How to excuse yourself from such activities that you do not want to get involved, but your senior asks, but not forces you to get involved and help out. What is the proper excuse that will not offend the seniors or bosses.
Asked by Fred S - Fri Sep 14 13:38:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always like to leave out the details. You don't have to explain everything. Just tell them you have an appointment, and leave it at that. They don't need to know what the appointment is for. and if they ask, just say "I'd rather not discuss it" and leave it at that...or take Sarah Silverman's advise and just say..."I have diareah!" LoL
Answered by StonerChick - Fri Sep 14 13:46:57 2007
Q. How to excuse yourself from such activities that you do not want to get involved, but your senior asks, but not forces you to get involved and help out. What is the proper excuse that will not offend the seniors or bosses.
Asked by Fred S - Fri Sep 14 13:38:08 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I always like to leave out the details. You don't have to explain everything. Just tell them you have an appointment, and leave it at that. They don't need to know what the appointment is for. and if they ask, just say "I'd rather not discuss it" and leave it at that...or take Sarah Silverman's advise and just say..."I have diareah!" LoL
Answered by StonerChick - Fri Sep 14 13:46:57 2007
What are some good crafts/ things to give to seniors in hospitals?
Q. I really want to do something good for seniors at a local hospital? What should I do that doesn't cost too much but isn't wayyy cheap. Please Help!
Asked by I'm The Banana King! - Sun Jan 4 13:18:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can sew, and you have a sewing machine, consider making a bag out of felt (with ribbons on each end to tie onto the equipment) for wheelchair and/or walker. I volunteer and create arts and crafts at a nursing facility for our seniors. The bags out of felt are very easy and useful so that they have a place to store their glasses and some "mad bingo money"!
Answered by mgonvelez - Sun Jan 4 17:27:42 2009
Q. I really want to do something good for seniors at a local hospital? What should I do that doesn't cost too much but isn't wayyy cheap. Please Help!
Asked by I'm The Banana King! - Sun Jan 4 13:18:21 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If you can sew, and you have a sewing machine, consider making a bag out of felt (with ribbons on each end to tie onto the equipment) for wheelchair and/or walker. I volunteer and create arts and crafts at a nursing facility for our seniors. The bags out of felt are very easy and useful so that they have a place to store their glasses and some "mad bingo money"!
Answered by mgonvelez - Sun Jan 4 17:27:42 2009
What are some interesting, survey-type questions I could ask seniors for a spread in my yearbook?
Q. I am the section editor for the Class Photo section of my school's yearbook, and I am putting surveys answered by random seniors in the sidebars. I am at a loss for dynamic, interesting questions and would welcome any suggestions :)
Asked by erika! - Sun Nov 4 17:08:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a few, On a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate our school? Who is your favorite teacher? What college are you going to? What will be your major? Who has influenced you the most? What is your favorite subject? What is one thing that you would do over if you had the chance?
Answered by DrIG - Mon Nov 5 06:00:21 2007
Q. I am the section editor for the Class Photo section of my school's yearbook, and I am putting surveys answered by random seniors in the sidebars. I am at a loss for dynamic, interesting questions and would welcome any suggestions :)
Asked by erika! - Sun Nov 4 17:08:02 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Here are a few, On a scale of 1 to 10 how would you rate our school? Who is your favorite teacher? What college are you going to? What will be your major? Who has influenced you the most? What is your favorite subject? What is one thing that you would do over if you had the chance?
Answered by DrIG - Mon Nov 5 06:00:21 2007
What tests do seniors take at the end of the year?
Q. What tests/regents/finals do seniors (12th graders) take at the end of the year, around this time. Which finals?
Asked by Akeem A - Thu May 15 14:11:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Final Exams and AP exams The finals are pretty individual - here's an example - ap us government, Calculus, Anatomy, English, Physics, Web Development, Wind Ensemble
Answered by Maggie - Thu May 15 14:16:19 2008
Q. What tests/regents/finals do seniors (12th graders) take at the end of the year, around this time. Which finals?
Asked by Akeem A - Thu May 15 14:11:48 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Final Exams and AP exams The finals are pretty individual - here's an example - ap us government, Calculus, Anatomy, English, Physics, Web Development, Wind Ensemble
Answered by Maggie - Thu May 15 14:16:19 2008
What jobs are really out there for seniors who are semi-retired?
Q. Seniors are qualified, but it's hard to find jobs that match our skills and abilities. It is said that companies want to hire seniors because we are reliable, but we find it hard to find those jobs, unless we want to make only minimum wage. What's up with that concept?
Asked by Ms. R - Mon Aug 6 10:16:26 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have personally been doing a bit of research on work from home companies for about 4 1/2 months now and i"ve run into quite a few good companies that you can do in your spare time and earn a stable income.People who work for these companies generally are college students, stay at home moms, retired persons, people looking for a second or third income. I have been scammed by a few companies as well I have all information posted on my blog for people looking to work from home I also have a list of companies to watch for. Most people think that if they charge a fee then its a scam but my research has proven to differ. Believe it or not most of the scams that I've been through were free to join you can view more info here work4ufromhome.blogs [cont.]
Answered by baby d - Mon Aug 6 20:03:05 2007
Q. Seniors are qualified, but it's hard to find jobs that match our skills and abilities. It is said that companies want to hire seniors because we are reliable, but we find it hard to find those jobs, unless we want to make only minimum wage. What's up with that concept?
Asked by Ms. R - Mon Aug 6 10:16:26 2007 - - 5 Answers - 1 Comments
A. I have personally been doing a bit of research on work from home companies for about 4 1/2 months now and i"ve run into quite a few good companies that you can do in your spare time and earn a stable income.People who work for these companies generally are college students, stay at home moms, retired persons, people looking for a second or third income. I have been scammed by a few companies as well I have all information posted on my blog for people looking to work from home I also have a list of companies to watch for. Most people think that if they charge a fee then its a scam but my research has proven to differ. Believe it or not most of the scams that I've been through were free to join you can view more info here work4ufromhome.blogs [cont.]
Answered by baby d - Mon Aug 6 20:03:05 2007
How will Barack Obama's income tax plan effect seniors?
Q. If he is going to eliminate taxes for seniors: A- Does the $50,000.00 apply to singles or couples? B- If it applies to couples, what if one qualifies as a senior but the other does not?
Asked by Les R - Fri Mar 14 12:52:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it comes to pass -- and I hope it doesn't -- I would hope that it applies to total household income. If the purpose is to relieve a household's tax burden to help them make ends meet -- and if $50,000 is considered low enough income to warrant assistance -- then, I couldn't imagine that it would apply to a retiree's $50,000 retirement income but, not take into consideration his/her younger spouse's $60,000 earned income.
Answered by Brian J - Fri Mar 14 13:22:30 2008
Q. If he is going to eliminate taxes for seniors: A- Does the $50,000.00 apply to singles or couples? B- If it applies to couples, what if one qualifies as a senior but the other does not?
Asked by Les R - Fri Mar 14 12:52:05 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. If it comes to pass -- and I hope it doesn't -- I would hope that it applies to total household income. If the purpose is to relieve a household's tax burden to help them make ends meet -- and if $50,000 is considered low enough income to warrant assistance -- then, I couldn't imagine that it would apply to a retiree's $50,000 retirement income but, not take into consideration his/her younger spouse's $60,000 earned income.
Answered by Brian J - Fri Mar 14 13:22:30 2008
Some good exercises for seniors with aching bones?
Q. My grandma is a little over weight, and it's hard for her to exercise. She seems oblivious about it, and she needs to get healthy, FAST. Is there any effective exercises, or ways to get seniors to exercise, that wont hurt her or make her tired to quickly?
Asked by Smart Girl - Thu Mar 12 01:09:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In addition to the water aerobics, which a lot of seniors at our community's parks and rec department pool do, the currently popular Leslie Sansone Walk at Home video series has a video at home "walk" routine specifically for seniors. Walking period is great exercise for anyone, and older people like it as well because it's fairly gentle and effective. But for older folks who can't get out to do a daily walk, or who would be stressed out to get far away from home and find themselves with aching joints and unable to get home easily, the walk at home for seniors workout is pretty cool. The benefit of a video is that she can do as much or as little as she likes, split it up into little 5 or 10 minute bursts over the day, or pause it and rest… [cont.]
Answered by Miss Mouse - Thu Mar 12 01:22:46 2009
Q. My grandma is a little over weight, and it's hard for her to exercise. She seems oblivious about it, and she needs to get healthy, FAST. Is there any effective exercises, or ways to get seniors to exercise, that wont hurt her or make her tired to quickly?
Asked by Smart Girl - Thu Mar 12 01:09:41 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. In addition to the water aerobics, which a lot of seniors at our community's parks and rec department pool do, the currently popular Leslie Sansone Walk at Home video series has a video at home "walk" routine specifically for seniors. Walking period is great exercise for anyone, and older people like it as well because it's fairly gentle and effective. But for older folks who can't get out to do a daily walk, or who would be stressed out to get far away from home and find themselves with aching joints and unable to get home easily, the walk at home for seniors workout is pretty cool. The benefit of a video is that she can do as much or as little as she likes, split it up into little 5 or 10 minute bursts over the day, or pause it and rest… [cont.]
Answered by Miss Mouse - Thu Mar 12 01:22:46 2009
Where to find grants for youth clubs, seniors?
Q. I am a pastor,trying to acquire a building for worship, instruction, and the implementation of a program for children, youth, and seniors.Need assistance with donations and space. City of Chicago.
Asked by lita.k@sbcglobal.net - Thu Dec 22 21:00:01 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think your best bet would be private grants. You may want to check the Foundation Center's Foundation Grants for Individuals Online. It's a subscription based website ($9.95 per month) but their opening blurb only says that the database is ideal for "students, artists, academic researchers, libraries and financial aid offices." You can go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) and Grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. Browse through the listings and see if you can find any grant that would support a for-profit venture.
Answered by imisidro - Mon Mar 20 22:38:53 2006
Q. I am a pastor,trying to acquire a building for worship, instruction, and the implementation of a program for children, youth, and seniors.Need assistance with donations and space. City of Chicago.
Asked by lita.k@sbcglobal.net - Thu Dec 22 21:00:01 2005 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. I think your best bet would be private grants. You may want to check the Foundation Center's Foundation Grants for Individuals Online. It's a subscription based website ($9.95 per month) but their opening blurb only says that the database is ideal for "students, artists, academic researchers, libraries and financial aid offices." You can go to the Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance (CFDA) and Grants.gov - these are two sites created by the federal government to provide transparency and information on grants. Browse through the listings and see if you can find any grant that would support a for-profit venture.
Answered by imisidro - Mon Mar 20 22:38:53 2006
California seniors! What college are you planning to attend?
Q. Just doing a survey about where most ca seniors are planning to attend.
Asked by muffintops - Sun Feb 22 00:12:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try posting in Education generally rather than in Trivia. Also you might try poles & surveys under Entertainment & Music. Lots of HS kids hang out there.
Answered by Joe H - Sun Feb 22 02:25:44 2009
Q. Just doing a survey about where most ca seniors are planning to attend.
Asked by muffintops - Sun Feb 22 00:12:55 2009 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Try posting in Education generally rather than in Trivia. Also you might try poles & surveys under Entertainment & Music. Lots of HS kids hang out there.
Answered by Joe H - Sun Feb 22 02:25:44 2009
What is serenity for seniors of 75 and older?
Q. I wasn't sure how to word my question: How do seniors of 75 and older achieve serenity? Or What is serenity for seniors of 75 and older? My project is: Achieving Serenity in Aging The original title was Aging with Joy, but it is already taken. I appreciate your input.
Asked by Ms Possibility - Tue Feb 6 19:24:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "achieve serenity"? When you reach the age of 75, you do not need to "achieve" anything. You have already "achieved" all that you intend to "achieve" in life. There is no need to "achieve" any longer. Now you can "enjoy" what you have "achieved" previously. And that provides you with "serenity" for the remainder of your life.
Answered by Rader - Wed Feb 7 00:45:48 2007
Q. I wasn't sure how to word my question: How do seniors of 75 and older achieve serenity? Or What is serenity for seniors of 75 and older? My project is: Achieving Serenity in Aging The original title was Aging with Joy, but it is already taken. I appreciate your input.
Asked by Ms Possibility - Tue Feb 6 19:24:25 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. "achieve serenity"? When you reach the age of 75, you do not need to "achieve" anything. You have already "achieved" all that you intend to "achieve" in life. There is no need to "achieve" any longer. Now you can "enjoy" what you have "achieved" previously. And that provides you with "serenity" for the remainder of your life.
Answered by Rader - Wed Feb 7 00:45:48 2007
What are good tips for graduating high school seniors?
Q. Some graduatiing seniors may be clueless as to their steps beyond high school so they need advice from people who've experiencd anxiety about their future after high school?
Asked by W.I.T.C.H. - Tue Apr 18 15:46:29 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After the year is over, go on a vacation to clear your mind. Spend a lot of time thinking and be sure to only do what YOU want. If you still don't know work some 'mindless' job for a couple of months or maybe join the service. Don't pay a college money you don't even know you want to go to. Finding out what you want to do is the most important thing for the rest of your life - give it all the time it needs.
Answered by clevver12 - Tue Apr 18 15:49:26 2006
Q. Some graduatiing seniors may be clueless as to their steps beyond high school so they need advice from people who've experiencd anxiety about their future after high school?
Asked by W.I.T.C.H. - Tue Apr 18 15:46:29 2006 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. After the year is over, go on a vacation to clear your mind. Spend a lot of time thinking and be sure to only do what YOU want. If you still don't know work some 'mindless' job for a couple of months or maybe join the service. Don't pay a college money you don't even know you want to go to. Finding out what you want to do is the most important thing for the rest of your life - give it all the time it needs.
Answered by clevver12 - Tue Apr 18 15:49:26 2006
Fun ideas for soccer seniors to do for the team throughout the season?
Q. It is our senior year and we want to be t fun seniors that do a lot of little things for the team or start really fun traditions. Any ideas??
Asked by Mary - Wed Dec 3 17:16:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have everyone go shave their head bald except for the 2,3 or 4 midfielders. have them have Mohawks
Answered by Arthur C - Wed Dec 3 19:08:55 2008
Q. It is our senior year and we want to be t fun seniors that do a lot of little things for the team or start really fun traditions. Any ideas??
Asked by Mary - Wed Dec 3 17:16:12 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. have everyone go shave their head bald except for the 2,3 or 4 midfielders. have them have Mohawks
Answered by Arthur C - Wed Dec 3 19:08:55 2008
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