I don't watch many movies. I moved here recently. I've been here for four months. I don't know Home Depot. I recently started a job at the local high school. I have one child, but he isn't blood related to me. I'm younger as well, but I got married young. My child turned 12 a few weeks ago.
I love horror movies. My father once worked at Home Depot. I work in a human service field. My son is a junior in high school and he is 14. I've been here awhile. I'm not that old. I'm married.
My job is getting busy and stressful, but I'm still enjoying it. What do you do at the high school. I am sure that environment is very hectic! I am a library aid, so I help the head librarian plan and run activities for various groups at the school along with regular library duties like checking out and shelving books. My favorite part of the job is helping the students with research; you learn so many interesting things. That sounds really nice. It is nice to make a difference. That's why I like human resources - to help people. I've always been pretty introverted, so at first having to interact with so many high-schoolers was intimidating, but now I find myself looking forward to them coming to me for help. I guess my love for helping people bloomed late; have you always been a people person? I think so. I used to visit my dad at Home Depot and watch him help everyone. I guess it rubbed off on me. I try to teach it to my kid. That's a lovely lesson to be teaching your child! For me it's been the opposite; my stepson has been guiding me towards being a more helpful person. Our bond is one I never thought I'd have, but now that he's in my life, I don't know what I'd do without him. That is so wonderfu. I treasure the relationship I have with my child. Although now that he is in high school I am no longer cool.  I'm sure once he leaves home, you'll be the first person he calls whenever he needs help or advice. I've been pleasantly surprised by how wonderful the majority of high-shcoolers are; they certainly don't deserve the bad reputation that so many teenagers are stuck with. They do get a bad rap at times, but it is not their fault. You cannot generalize everyone.  I agree! I see these young people performing kind acts every day; it's really uplifting. I like uplifting things. Well, except for movies. The scarier, the better, for those.