What's wrong with manual labour, too much hard work or seen as a bottom end job?I got down marked with no real guidance to where I'd gone wrong...
I tbh didn't really care at the time...
I knew I'd be earmarked for the shipyards like almost everybody else in the area..
Careers bloke told me I'd a future in teaching, quite ironic...
I did avoid the shipyards
Oh, just squeaked a JA1
I won't tell you what my 'Guidance Teachers' said to me at the time.
Being a teacher in Asia would blow their minds though. Not expected.
In German or English, and did they believe you?
Did you start before your teacher. The pupil becoming the master.
You should be bigger than them, you'd be okay.
Jeez, I gardened/greenkeeped for almost 40 years..
15+ years working with kids, small & large. Extremes of both age groups were the worst.
40 years, that long eh...Jeez, I gardened/greenkeeped for almost 40 years..
manual labour at its best..
plus varying other stuff,
I tried lots of various types of work
before taking a temporary job in Grassology (amenity horticulture) (posh name for the council work)
before I started college in Embra..
Embra just came to me and the rest is history, ruby this year
Funnily........
The possible censorship is understandable. Picture the scene, you're recounting how you were instructing someone, for the umpteenth time, on how to use a mower. The day was warm and you were falling further behind. The sky was blue and the air would soon be joining it.Funnily........
I have thought of a short autobiographic look at my life to pass on to my kids
BUT the grammer, punctuatio'n , speling might be a problem etc
Mrs M says she would censor it so I'm not bothering
