My mother is a teacher. I also want to be a teacher. I live in an apartment in Wisconsin. I grew up in Oklahoma. I have three sisters. I like the color blue. I have a store that sells blue items. I watch and play basketball. I have a 5 year old daughter. My daughter plays basketball on the JV team. My daughter is almost done with High school. I will be looking at colleges this summer for my daughter. My daughter wants to go to school out of state.
I work in the oil and gas industry as a foreman. I live in Texas. I love basketball. I have a 3 month old son.
Have you started looking into pre-school for your son? I have started researching some local schools. I want to place him somewhere that has a good reputation for learning. That's a good idea. Did you gind anything promising? Researching schools for my daughter was so overwhelming. I think I have it narrowed down to two places. Both of them are highly competitive to get into. He won't be able to start in either place until he's 6 months old. Do you need to register a long time in advance? Sometimes that can catch you off guard. Best of luck. Whichever you decide will be lucky to have your son! You're right - I think the application process will take at least two months. And thank you! Speaking of schools, will your daughter play basketball in college? I hope so! I'm not pushing her but I know she'd enjoy it and I'd be so proud. It's hard work but I know she'd do great, if she believes in herself I imagine it would be tough to balance classes and sports, but I am sure your daughter will excel at both. I think you're right - believing in yourself is the key to success in life. She wants to go out of state which makes me a little nervous but I guess that's normal. Wherever she'll be happy - and maybe win a championship? joking - is good by me. Now you're a parent I know you understand I do tend to worry. I have to be careful that I don't turn into a helicopter parent! Haha! I'd be nervous too, but it's great that she has the self-confidence to get out there and spread her wings. And hey, it helps to a supportive, basketball-loving parent. Lol! I've always enjoyed NCAA basketball. Maybe I'll see your daughter in the playoffs on TV one day soon!