Re: What's the latest in people's lives?
Posted: Wed Mar 02, 2011 1:45 pm
Hmm, yeah. Take a bit of a breather if you can afford it.
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No, I was classified as Student Support Staff with Special Education which is apart from the Teacher's Association. My two week was turned in a while back. Though normally they want you to finish the week as a whole before you leave. I guess those in charge just didn't like me, which is understandable since in just one year I've reported against at least four of the staff that they know of. Such is life though.Mikey wrote:Deepcrush wrote:As of this afternoon, I am for the first time in a long while... unemployed. Today was my last day with the county schools and now I have to figure out what the hell to do!?Were you not operating under the teachers' CBA?
Oh, well - assuming your run there gave you a little monetary breathing room, take a couple of days to not think about it. Weather's going to take a bit of a downturn after today, so it might not be ideal to fish, hunt, or play a pickup game of ball; but it's always good weather for a couple of frosties and a little time to yourself.
Ah. We call that provisional license a "learner's permit." I still don't understand why exactly that's disturbing.Reliant121 wrote:Provisional = obtained as soon as your 17 or above, allows you to drive with a fully licensed driver (as long as license has been around above 3 years). No tests. Unable to drive on a motorway legally, or on own
Full = Full independent licence, can drive on motorway. Must take test.
Full auto = Same as the above, only you are only permitted to drive an automatic.
Gotcha. Well, you've gotta do what's right, 'cuz the administration won't. I've often said - and my wife agrees, because she's one of the few who wouldn't have a problem without tenure, and her job is now to clean up the messes made by incompetent teachers - that tenure has evolved to the point at which it primarily protects bad teachers from corrective action.Deepcrush wrote:No, I was classified as Student Support Staff with Special Education which is apart from the Teacher's Association. My two week was turned in a while back. Though normally they want you to finish the week as a whole before you leave. I guess those in charge just didn't like me, which is understandable since in just one year I've reported against at least four of the staff that they know of. Such is life though.
Probably because it signals the start of old age and decrepitude.Mikey wrote:Ah. We call that provisional license a "learner's permit." I still don't understand why exactly that's disturbing.
Speak for yourself - in the States, we don't get decrepit until at least 28.Captain Seafort wrote:Probably because it signals the start of old age and decrepitude.Mikey wrote:Ah. We call that provisional license a "learner's permit." I still don't understand why exactly that's disturbing.
Wow, that's some heavy sh*t. At the current point, your parents hiring a lawyer for him is still enabling him... but I don't know what choice there is. Logically, they should cut him off, including letting him twist if that's what it comes to; but I couldn't do that to my kids, and I can't imagine any parents worth the name doing it no matter what cold logic dictates.McAvoy wrote:*snip*
Speaking for him more like. He probably thinks of the Wall coming down and the first Gulf War as ancient history, and never went through that phase of the map of Germany looking rather odd without that line through the middle of it.Mikey wrote:Speak for yourself - in the States, we don't get decrepit until at least 28.Captain Seafort wrote:Probably because it signals the start of old age and decrepitude.Mikey wrote:Ah. We call that provisional license a "learner's permit." I still don't understand why exactly that's disturbing.
Mikey wrote:As opposed to me: I tend to think of the Wall coming down as referring to Jericho, and the Gulf War involving a young slinger.
Pretty much, it just feels, wrong, that soon I'll behind the wheel of a car. Its almost as if can be considered a mature and responsible adult.Captain Seafort wrote:Probably because it signals the start of old ageMikey wrote:Ah. We call that provisional license a "learner's permit." I still don't understand why exactly that's disturbing.
If I'd been present when that tower went up, I might be able to understand some of your barmy Blighty slang.Captain Seafort wrote: What do you mean? I always assumed you were talking about part of a big tower,
As the great Robert Hunter once wrote:and a couple of brothers having a bit of a falling-out.
They say that Cain caught Abel
rolling loaded dice,
ace of spades behind his ear
and him not thinking twice
As I've often said: You're only young once, but you can be immature for the rest of your life.Condan1993 wrote:Pretty much, it just feels, wrong, that soon I'll behind the wheel of a car. Its almost as if can be considered a mature and responsible adult.
The situation is as best as I can describe off of my own experience and from what my brother has told me.Mikey wrote:Wow, that's some heavy sh*t. At the current point, your parents hiring a lawyer for him is still enabling him... but I don't know what choice there is. Logically, they should cut him off, including letting him twist if that's what it comes to; but I couldn't do that to my kids, and I can't imagine any parents worth the name doing it no matter what cold logic dictates.McAvoy wrote:*snip*
Let's see... new family to take care of and an automatic E-6 grade plus family bennies and a place to live? Methinks your brother is long past the time to put the friggin' mouse down and man up and do what he needs to.
As to the one innocent person who's going to be hurt by all of this... someone needs to be in touch with whatever passes for family services in that state. If your brother is incarcerated and your parents can't do it, a new family is what that kid needs (if the sitch with the mother is as described.)