What do I do?? :( - Page 2

Wryel · 20-04-2009, 08:15

I could never understand why anyone would want their kids to do the same job as them, my parents let me make my own decisions. Not to say your dad's wrong, that's just my opinion. Perhaps his experience and knowledge of the police would help you. Its not going to make you enjoy it though which is the most important thing. A job at Cotswolds would surely be a good start for a career in the outdoors wherever you end up.

Rusty Shackleford · 22-04-2009, 10:06

No harm in going to the police interview, useful experience perhaps, and it's hardly a sure thing is it?

Pretty much agree with everyone else though, do what you want while you're still young.

A good move anyway, Cotswold certainly presents more opportunities in the outdoors industry than Blacks did.

Blighter · 22-04-2009, 19:40

Well I phoned them (the police) up and said thanks but no thanks..

Knipples · 22-04-2009, 19:41

Good for you

AboveTheSalt · 22-04-2009, 20:10

"Clear your mind, and follow your heart grasshopper"

. . . oh, you already have done . . .

You are wise beyond your years . . . with a little bit of help from your virtual friends

Blighter · 22-04-2009, 20:44

"There isn't anything virtual about our friendship"
Blighter, 2009.

Matblack · 22-04-2009, 21:10

As a qualified careers adviser I recommend exactly what you did

MB

Blighter · 22-04-2009, 21:48

That's actually very reassuring

Ta!

22-04-2009, 19:40	#13
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22-04-2009, 20:44	#16
Blighter Dubious Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northampton Posts: 1,571	"There isn't anything virtual about our friendship" Blighter, 2009. __________________ Look at your signature, now back to mine, now back to yours, now back to mine. Sadly, yours isn't mine. But if you stopped writing about other things and made this your signature, yours could be like mine. Look down, back up. Where are you? You're on Boat Drinks, reading the signature your signature could be like. I'm on a computer. My Blog \| More Outdoors \| MSN \| Email \| Call Me

22-04-2009, 21:10	#17
Matblack Baby Bore Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Svalbard Posts: 9,770	As a qualified careers adviser I recommend exactly what you did MB __________________ "we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two"

22-04-2009, 21:48	#18
Blighter Dubious Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Northampton Posts: 1,571	That's actually very reassuring Ta! __________________ Look at your signature, now back to mine, now back to yours, now back to mine. Sadly, yours isn't mine. But if you stopped writing about other things and made this your signature, yours could be like mine. Look down, back up. Where are you? You're on Boat Drinks, reading the signature your signature could be like. I'm on a computer. My Blog \| More Outdoors \| MSN \| Email \| Call Me

20-04-2009, 08:15	#11
Wryel Absinthe Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 1,148	I could never understand why anyone would want their kids to do the same job as them, my parents let me make my own decisions. Not to say your dad's wrong, that's just my opinion. Perhaps his experience and knowledge of the police would help you. Its not going to make you enjoy it though which is the most important thing. A job at Cotswolds would surely be a good start for a career in the outdoors wherever you end up.

22-04-2009, 10:06	#12
Rusty Shackleford Nice weak cup of Earl Grey Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 16	No harm in going to the police interview, useful experience perhaps, and it's hardly a sure thing is it? Pretty much agree with everyone else though, do what you want while you're still young. A good move anyway, Cotswold certainly presents more opportunities in the outdoors industry than Blacks did.