Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
A well rounded set of subjects is always good. What kind of doctor, or is it a bit too early to tell?
Missed this last night... She seems to be leaning toward paediatrics recently.
You never know how things turn out as they get older and experience more things. I wish I knew what I wanted to do at her age. 
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Is this what you meant to post?
Yes, I'm working through some interesting water sculptures. High speed photography of water - fascinating and quite beautiful.
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Is this what you meant to post?
Yes, I'm working through some interesting water sculptures. High speed photography of water - fascinating and quite beautiful.
You do know that it just shows text on a black and white background saying "I am a copyright violator and a bandwidth thief. And this page probably has viruses" ?
No, as it displays fine for me. 
I'll delete it if you can delete yours in the replies - cheers.
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
A well rounded set of subjects is always good. What kind of doctor, or is it a bit too early to tell?
Missed this last night... She seems to be leaning toward paediatrics recently.
You never know how things turn out as they get older and experience more things. I wish I knew what I wanted to do at her age.
I know I'm probably sounding like a bias parent here but i actually think she will do it... She's been saying it since about age 6 (never any pressure) She records loads of real life A+E type programs all the time. She's looked up what grades she needs to get to get into uni and chose her GCSE's based on that! I'm supportive yet approachable, in the sense i will never make her feel she has to follow it through... But like i say she seems pretty set on it.
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
A well rounded set of subjects is always good. What kind of doctor, or is it a bit too early to tell?
Missed this last night... She seems to be leaning toward paediatrics recently.
You never know how things turn out as they get older and experience more things. I wish I knew what I wanted to do at her age.
I know I'm probably sounding like a bias parent here but i actually think she will do it... She's been saying it since about age 6 (never any pressure) She records loads of real life A+E type programs all the time. She's looked up what grades she needs to get to get into uni and chose her GCSE's based on that! I'm supportive yet approachable, in the sense i will never make her feel she has to follow it through... But like i say she seems pretty set on it.
I am having similar discussions with my niece and nephew at the moment. My nephew knows what he wants and has chosen a career in engineering (electrical). My niece really is not sure and is covering all her bases, although she is one of the top students at her school. She is currently doing a lot of media type subjects, photography, film making and audio broadcasting. We will have to see how it all pans out for them.
Sounds like your daughter really is focused on her chosen career. Hope you have started a savings account for her higher education 
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
These pics are beautiful, they look like they're from another planet/space to me
Yes, just looking at high speed photography in different forms. They do look other-worldly.
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
These pics are beautiful, they look like they're from another planet/space to me
Yes, just looking at high speed photography in different forms. They do look other-worldly.
Did you see the link i posted last night (in here) was too late to be messing about posting each pic 
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
A well rounded set of subjects is always good. What kind of doctor, or is it a bit too early to tell?
Missed this last night... She seems to be leaning toward paediatrics recently.
You never know how things turn out as they get older and experience more things. I wish I knew what I wanted to do at her age.
I know I'm probably sounding like a bias parent here but i actually think she will do it... She's been saying it since about age 6 (never any pressure) She records loads of real life A+E type programs all the time. She's looked up what grades she needs to get to get into uni and chose her GCSE's based on that! I'm supportive yet approachable, in the sense i will never make her feel she has to follow it through... But like i say she seems pretty set on it.
I am having similar discussions with my niece and nephew at the moment. My nephew knows what he wants and has chosen a career in engineering (electrical). My niece really is not sure and is covering all her bases, although she is one of the top students at her school. She is currently doing a lot of media type subjects, photography, film making and audio broadcasting. We will have to see how it all pans out for them.
Sounds like your daughter really is focused on her chosen career. Hope you have started a savings account for her higher education
That's the scary part of it all!
As for your niece and nephew, I'm of the mindset that support and encouragement is all anyone needs to be the best they can be.... As long as mine are happy in life I'll be happy.
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Jen-Star:
These pics are beautiful, they look like they're from another planet/space to me
Yes, just looking at high speed photography in different forms. They do look other-worldly.
Did you see the link i posted last night (in here) was too late to be messing about posting each pic
Might have been a little late for me (It's my bed time now 10pm 
). Post a link to it and I will have a look tomorrow. 
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Butt slap lamp
I'm not going to ask what you were searching for that brought that item to your attention.
it was highlighted as a Face Book item LOL
Originally Posted by Saint:
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Saint:
Butt slap lamp
I'm not going to ask what you were searching for that brought that item to your attention.
it was highlighted as a Face Book item LOL
well you can forgive him given your repeat posts about smacking bums! (of all kinds)
It could actually be bought for me on the NHS as therapy
Jimmy White - his haircut, what's that all about?
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Jimmy White - his haircut, what's that all about?
Rug alert !!!
P-u-m-p-k-i-n !!!!
. . . . in Tesco of all places 
Ooooooooh I want the last two.
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Ooooooooh I want the last two.
When is your birthday Cinds
Originally Posted by Enthusiastic Contrafibularities:
Originally Posted by Cinds:
Ooooooooh I want the last two.
When is your birthday Cinds
I stopped having that nonsense when I turned 40.
But as a hint of when my birthday is. A rock n roll icon died on that day in 1977. However, another apparent icon, queen of pop was born on the same day 1958.
I've found a website that sells the heart one. However, there's so much beautiful stuff on the site, I might just bankrupt myself.