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Message: [QUOTE="ClifSpliffy, post: 4278012, member: 9260"] 'There are many paths - and you need to be flexible as your kids grow up. Try and make sure you aren't forcing your dreams on them.' this. x 1000. burn the rest of the thread. as far as undie-uni, and since my childhood plan of heading to cali was [I]delayed [/I]til pro school time by family inputs ('can't u wait til extra school times, if u chose to go on?'), my geographic choice range was sorta limited to the northeast, and so i set aboot to picking where, as in location. boston and it's environs is the planets' college central, for [I]very good reasons. [/I]it's fun and swimming in opportunity. so then i sez to the college pres at a meeting, 'i'll come here, on one condition - i want to live in [I]that [/I]dorm.' boston and it's environs is the planets' college central, for [I]very good reasons. [/I]great choice, clif. Conn College is a great institution, in a nice place, and attending it will garuntee that the graduate sees pals when they go into zabars, or spago. gilley's? notsomuch. to review, 'There are many paths - and you need to be flexible as your kids grow up. Try and make sure you aren't forcing your dreams on them.' and in these times of volcanic change, moreso than ever. (and for the truly coherent parents out there, well, let's just say that a hs grad today can walk into the training programs at pw or eb, and walk out a year later into a 60k or 70k job with the company. noice.) i like Connecticut. pops sez that there is way more broad opportunity here today for a youngster than ever before in his time. [/QUOTE]

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