Posted by Grandpa love on February 25, 2018 at 06:20:58 from (172.56.21.129):
On education.....I got a job the summer I was 14 working with a home builder,I enjoyed it so much that I never went back to school. When I was 30 I passed my GED test on first try. Didn't feel any smarter. My wife and I have owned our own business for 18 years and made a good living for our kids. I don't regret not finishing school. And I'm not pushing our kids to go to college. Oldest daughter went for a while and doesn't lack much being a teacher but she decided that being a stay at home mom was what she wanted to do. Next daughter is 6 months from graduation as a surgical tech. Both funded their own schooling. Our 2 oldest boys are out of high school and working. One is married. One is engaged. Got 2 boys left at home. Still don't know what they plan to do. How important is education?! I read at least a book a week plus anything else I can find. Never have stopped learning.
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