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[GenXmuse]

I’d probably study nursing or nutrition and do a study abroad. Great topic!

[tansy]

Maybe I would skip college altogether to go into real estate.  That would have been a difficult choice with raising my sons though.

Maybe library science or forensics.  At my age I’m as indecisive as I was at 18 when I majored in English.

[insomniac2]

Library science.

[ms traditional]

theology and archaeology

[Noel7]

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@tansywrote:

Maybe I would skip college altogether to go into real estate.  That would have been a difficult choice with raising my sons though.

Maybe library science or forensics.  At my age I’m as indecisive as I was at 18 when I majored in English.

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🙂. @tansy

I had a cousin who went into real estate, she had to take a lot of classes.  There’s good money to be had there.

[Noel7]

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@ms traditionalwrote:

theology and archaeology

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Definitely theology.  We have quite a few things in common.

[sabatini]

Hi, @Noel7.  

If I were to go back to school, it wouldn't be to college, but to culinary school.

I spent my working years as a hotel restaurant manager where customer service was my #1 priority. I loved my job and restaurant life in general.

However, what was most frustrating was that so much depended on the current chef - or whoever was cooking at the time.

That could be maddening sometimes.

Pride on the plate!

Anyway, that's what I'd do if I were 20 years younger.  

[Noel7]

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@sabatiniwrote:

Hi, @Noel7.  

If I were to go back to school, it wouldn't be to college, but to culinary school.

I spent my working years as a hotel restaurant manager where customer service was my #1 priority. I loved my job and restaurant life in general.

However, what was most frustrating was that so much depended on the current chef - or whoever was cooking at the time.

That could be maddening sometimes.

Pride on the plate!

Anyway, that's what I'd do if I were 20 years younger.  

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Hi @sabatini

It doesn’t have to be college, I didn’t say college on purpose, just something you want to do or learn. I’m pretty sure my daughter would say culinary school, also.

[Ms tyrion2]

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@Ms tyrion2wrote:

I took four years of French in high school and I wish I would have kept going. I've thoug4ht about taking adult education for Spanish as it is widely spoken in the USA . I admire European countries for insisting children be multi-lingual.

Working closely with the legal profession as I did, i would go to law school if I could have a do-over.

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@Ms tyrion2  French is projected to be one of the major world languages by 2050. 

Mexican Spanish is predominate in the USA since more Mexicans make up the Hispanic population; however, there are approx. 10 varieties of Mexican Spanish.

Then you have Caribbean Spanish and Central American Spanish.

Take your pick.  LOL

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Well, I've got a jump start on the French. 😁

I do know there are lots of variations in Spanish just as there are in French and Italian.

I live in a very predominately Spanish speaking city. Mostly Mexican Spanish, but you can be very much understood with plain old "conversational" Spanish. 

[haddon9]

Interior and graphic design. 

The things graphic designers can do today compared to when I graduated from college in 1976 is astounding with computers!....of course I can still take courses and learn more but I just don't have the energy today.