Imponderables: Shimmy Shimmy Ya

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NVGHOSTRIDER

Monday, October 15, 2007 4:56 PM

There really ain't a span of miles that could keep me from those feelings. Mine seems an internal and lasting feeling that someone could be better off without me if it weren't for the want still lingering.

So yeah 'Neko, distance means crap. I'd hate to uproot for any reason but love. Love binds us to our home but sometimes we can carry a piece of it wherever we go. Normally I'd say "Worry about your career before boys" but I think we may be talking about a man. Make sure he is indeed a man before putting too much on the line. If he falls in the man category, GAME ON!!!

Off to watch more footage of people doing or not doing their jobs. Hooray!

RIVERISMYGODDESS

Monday, October 15, 2007 6:14 PM

It's whimsy's birthday, y'all show her some love:

http://www.fireflyfan.net/thread.asp?b=11&t=31043

~jimi
Lt. Alexander - Chief Medic / XO Alpha Co. / Logistics Specialist - 76th IAB

Silas: Shane, don't forget, W.W.V.M.D.
Shane: W.W.V.M.D? Of course! What Would Vic Mackey Do? He'd plant some evidence, then go rough up the suspect and force a confession!

MSG

Monday, October 15, 2007 6:53 PM

Neko ...one more add in. Since we're teachers it's easy for us to get a job anywhere we want, but make sure if you move it's a place you'd want to be even if he weren't there... if it is. I say go for it. You will make new friends and maybe do something different with teaching and have fun:)

Should I decorate in here too..I did the bar up for her, but I think at least a nice corner here

* puts up a sign and big bouquet for the lovely Whimsy!!

You can't rush science, Gibbs! You can yell at it and scream at it, but you can't rush it. "- Abby Sciuto

WHIMSICALNBRAINPAN

Monday, October 15, 2007 8:04 PM

Thank you MSG!

Neko if you are sure you want to try I say go! Life is nothing without risks, and love is worth the risk.

"Well, my days of not taking you seriously are certainly coming to a middle." http://whimsicalnbrainpan.blogspot.com/

MSG

Monday, October 15, 2007 8:11 PM

HUGs Whimsy...of course my EH sister...

You can't rush science, Gibbs! You can yell at it and scream at it, but you can't rush it. "- Abby Sciuto

ZEEK

Monday, October 15, 2007 10:16 PM

How come me and MrG are the only ones going all level headed on this ponderable?

How about this one? Sounds like you're a teacher. That means summers "off" right? If work is as easy to find as MsG says then I'm guessing you could do some summer school stuff near where ever your guy lives. Then you could spend a summer getting to know each other better and you wouldn't be risking a whole lot.

RUGBUG

Monday, October 15, 2007 10:25 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by Zeek:
How come me and MrG are the only ones going all level headed on this ponderable?

Oh, Zeek...I'm pretty much with you on this one. But, please note where that thinking has gotten me...nowhere.

Actually, I wouldn't move until I was at the point of getting engaged. I would want some serious affirmation that he was the one and he felt the same about me.

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"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." - George Bernard Shaw

ZEEK

Monday, October 15, 2007 10:42 PM

Quote:
Originally posted by RugBug:
Oh, Zeek...I'm pretty much with you on this one. But, please note where that thinking has gotten me...nowhere.

Yep I'm getting no where as well. Heck if I was willing to move for a girl why wouldn't I already be picking up and moving to go chase after you?

DANCINGNEKO

Tuesday, October 16, 2007 3:57 AM

Thanks for the input guys.

*giggle* Thanks for the "levelheadedness" Zeek, (and like you and Rugbug, it's gotten me nowhere either )

Trying to keep this from being too long:
1. Been talking to my geek for nearly *counts fingers* 20 years already.
2. Plan on visiting...it looks like spring break is the time because of other commitments between now and then.
3. I'd get my "ducks in a row" work-wise before I settle where ever it is...A teacher's "wild and crazy" life (stop laughing MsG, DTH, Emma, and the rest of you teachers ) means a full school-term commitment, usually.
4. Definitely double-, triple-, and umpteenmillionth- checking on him being a man and not a boy. Those who know of my bex1 and bex2 have an idea of the whys...
5. If it was my choice -- both of us would compromise and move somewhere in-between where we both are now. My vote would be to move where I have at least one friend living right now.
6. Fantasy version: My geek would decide to move to this area and we find someplace where I live (on the various rocks here) where we both can be fairly happy working.

Even with the sparkage, there'd be a few years before any move truly happened. (I have zero intention of doing what a few friends did -- move somewhere and hope I get a job.)

Thanks again guys. es and *hugs* to all.

ETA: Thanks RugBug...MsG the truly "fun" part of the testing (not) is that it's based on three years of science...and most of the stuff isn't what they're taking from me. Even more fun -- was observing the lab portion of the test and a lot of my students don't know how to do a lab. *shudder* 'Course it doesn't help that they haven't done a lab in my class yet. *sigh*

MISTERG

Tuesday, October 16, 2007 1:43 PM

It depresses me what this 'testing' has done to the educational system in this country and worse, the teachers. I think it's so wrong that they can't teach, but have to teach the test... *sigh*

Then again, I could never teach. I marvel at the ability of any teacher to keep a level head and deal with all the bs, paperwork, and obnoxious kids as well as working with old text books, etc.

My hat I never wear is off to all of you! :)

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