What’s your job? What did you study to be? If you could do anything you imagine, what would it be? What surprising thing did you learn at a job you once held?
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I’m a hard-working writer by profession and passion. I studied to be a speech-language pathologist, first, and then a computer programmer/analyst. I’m also working hard every day to become a professional programmer, which is also my passion!
Great prompt, Andrea!
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Great field, Ashleigh!
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Thanks, Andrea. I love both fields. What about you? What would your answers to these questions be?
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Ashleigh, I have two degrees in music education. I had two teaching careers, one in the 1970s just out of college, and the second starting in 2006. I taught elementary general music to grades K-6. Now I’m retired, which gives me time to do what I’ve always wanted to do, which is write.
In my last teaching job, I was required to maintain a web page so I could communicate what my students were doing in class to their parents. I also designed the school yearbook for three years. Those two experience prepared me for blogging, which I had no way of knowing that I would ever do. Funny how God prepares people for what He created them to do.
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