I'm married to my wife and I have 2 kids. I haven't been to Disneyland. I love going to concerts. Rolling stones are one of my favorite bands. I have an economics degree. I recently started a new job that values my degree. I like my new job. I just bought and moved to a new home, financials are a bit tight. I don't have a lot of furniture because I don't have much money. I am making plans on how to decorate. I want to furnish my house properly. I think I'll still be poor because I'm spending my money on the new house. I save money on groceries. I joined a couponing group.
I'm close with my family. I have been to Disneyland. I love Mickey Mouse. I work as a baby delivery nurse. I have dropped some babies. I don't get pay a lot. Money is very tight, I have to walk to work. If I switch departments I'll lose pay. I find my job demanding. I want to go back to school but cannot afford it. I might attend school in Orlando. I might try economics as a major. I won't major in anything related to hospitals. I'd like to learn to coupon to save money. I applied for scholarships. I want to study economics. I am not interested in medicine.
Have you thought about looking into community college classes as a starting point to study economics? It could be a good way to get some of the basic courses taken care of at a lower price.  That's a very good suggestion.  I haven't looked into anything recently, so I'll need to stop procrastinating.  How long did it take you to get your Economics degree? I had to work days, so I took classes at night for 8 years. I'd love to go on for an MBA, but it would take me another 8 to get there. Yeah I can imagine how tough that was for you.  I'll probably need to do the same and find a college nearby since I don't have a car.  Would you say the job prospects for an Economics major will still be good 4-6 years from now? I think so. You say you don't want to study anything to do with medicine, but I would think the economics of healthcare and hospitals would make for an interesting study. I'll definitely consider it.  Did it take you long to find your new job after graduation? I quit my day job thinking I would be hired right away, but then had to go to work at nights in the university hamburger and pizza bar for six months before I found the right position. Yeah, but how exciting it must be for you now.  New job and new home.  Have you decided how you would like to decorate your new place? Heh, whatever the wife and kids want! Seriously, my wife interned with a fairly well-known interior decorator for three years right after she graduated high school, so I'm gonna leave it up to her. It is exciting! Maybe the people in your couponing group can help you find deals on furniture and other things around the house since money is tight. Now that's an idea, thanks! I expect a bonus after my six months on the job too, and that's three months from now.  Should be substantial enough to buy some additional furniture... IF my wife's expensive tastes can be toned down a little. Haha.  That's so cool that you're getting a bonus so soon on the job.  Sounds like a great company to work for.