I never cared or worked hard at school, so I have no idea about exams and such, besides things to show up and do and then celebrate the possibility of having winged it and passed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buh4Bee
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I never cared or worked hard at school, so I have no idea about exams and such, besides things to show up and do and then celebrate the possibility of having winged it and passed it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buh4Bee
Having a good night sleep and the possibility to have pleasant dreams.
A job well done. Last month my work site was approved for certification, I worked pretty hard at it so it was a big sigh of relief AND the auditor said that if we weren't the best we were on of the best sites in my company.:banana:Quote:
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Go Papaya!
We had been known as a site with poor housekeeping and due to the certification we made some changes and last week two outsiders (independently) mentioned that our plant was clean.
Go Housekeeping Czar! (not me)
3. International Baccalaureate
Congratulations, Buh4Bee - I hear that's a stringent one.
By the by, decluttering is more than just tidying up and whisking a duster round - it's more a radical reassessment of one's lifestyle and the impedimentia that goes with it. Some of the decisions are quite hard and thought-provoking - Just why am I keeping this? Do I really need this? Perhaps you haven't moved around enough yet to have accumulated this detritus! :biggrin5:
And congratulations, Papaya - I've done industrial BS (British Standards) audits so I know how stressful the attention to minutiae can be. Hope you are having a celebratory (or restful) weekend.
Working hard at something I like and seeing results, winning, helping out someone who needs it, cleaning, and doing better than I thought I would do at something I suck at.
Thats What I did in highschool, it was horrible - 2 years at university and university is faaaar easier than the IBQuote:
Originally Posted by Buh4Bee
And a little fun fact, when you finish highschool and get the IB diploma, people go everywhere to university. But when you meet someone at your university or in life who has done the IB as well, there is a huge imediate bond, it feels as if you went to school together so great is that bond of having survived the IB
That was meant for A3- I never took them, Kasie.Quote:
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I gave my students something to write. I feel a great sense of satisfaction. They were mostly puzzled and confused, but in the end interested. I am curious to see what they do with it.
So my satisfaction comes in giving them something to do instead of trying to get them or make them do something. Very satisfying indeed.
:cheers2:
Cheers to that!
It is a good question. I get a satisfaction when I challenge and overcome my weaknesses.
Bruce Lee beautifully said, Always be yourself, express yourself, have faith in yourself, do not go out and look for a successful personality and duplicate it.”
I am a student am I am first in my class.Working to stay like that gives me good satisfaction.At home being good to my parents and keeping them happy satisfies me a lot.I love Tennis a lot,so playing my game well too satisfies me.Basically,when I see something that I do come out perfectly,I feel greatly satisfied with myself.
This is old. Rereading what I wrote, makes me want to vomit. I was pretty smug when I wrote this.
:smilewinkgrin:And now you are...?Quote:
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And now you are...?Quote:
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