Tippiechick |
08-07-2008 08:56 PM |
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Originally Posted by mruff77
(Post 1692247)
Hi.
I'm new here and figured that this is where I need to come for help.
I am 35 years old, married, and have an 8 year old son. I just completed
my Associate's degree and I am continuing at a state university next month, for my Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. The reason why it took me so long to get this far is that I have always had to support myself from 18 years old and on. I have had to provide a home for myself
and work full time in order to supprt myself. I have worked very hard these past several years and feel that I have just a little more to go. I will be attending full time and working full time as well. I don not feel like a typical 35 year old and feel as if my heart is very young. I am thrilled to be finishing up my undergraduate career and would also like to fully experience college the right way. I have always wanted to join a sorority, and wonder if this might be the time that I would be able to do that. I admire the sisterhood of sororities and would like to be a part of that.
I am proud to be attending a great university and would love for to make a sorority part of my life. If anyone can respond and tell me your thoughts and even what advice you might have , I have both ears open. Also, if there is a particular sorority that you might know of that might have a member/ members my age, I would love to find out which they are.
I will be attending UNC Charlotte and at this moment cannot recall the sororities by name. If anyone could shed some light here, I would REALLY appreciate it. Thanks!
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OK, let me be real here for a second... You have a son. You cannot tell me that spending time doing collegiate activites is more important than spending time with your son.
You are wanting something that you didn't get the chance to do way back when. That train has passed. Life isn't fair. I wanted to be a model, but God made me 5'4"... We all have things we regret not having the chance to do.
BUT, I am telling you that raising your son should be more important than rush activities and Grab-a-dates. ESPECIALLY if you are, as you say, working full-time, as well. Flat out-- you will be cheating your son in order to be a kid again.
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