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Right now I have no idea what I want to do in life. Ever since I was a teenager I have been in customer service and I really hate it. I have been married now for almost a year and just started working at a golf course a couple of months ago, of course, I hate it because I deal with a lot of old men.

I need to find a trade or something that I can do for the rest of my life and be happy. I have been thinking about going back to school but I am not sure where to go. I know that I do not want to "serve" people anymore but I may still want to work with people. I have been looking into Technical Schools because it seems like I can be done more quickly.

There seem to be a big range of these vocational tech schools and technical colleges with all sorts of courses from nursing to computer technical schools and they're also online.

Most Technical Schools only have two year programs. I live in Tennessee right now and I am not sure which school I want to go to. If I have to move somewhere else I will so that I can go to the best school I can.

First I need to find out what I want to do. I think that I want to become a dental assistant. It would be great because Draughons Junior College, which is one of the Technical Schools in the area, has that program available. It is about twenty minutes from where I live now. That is good because my husband, even though he does not like his job, it is a well paid job so I did not want to uproot us just so that I could find a great school.

It will work out well for both of us. I think that once I am done with my end of school, he can work on something that he would like to do too. He is not quite sure what he wants to do with his life but he has until I am done with my schooling to figure it out.

I know that he loves photography and may want to be a wedding photographer one day. I know you can get a degree in photography from almost any of the Technical Schools in our area. I hope that after we are both out of our Technical Schools and in the careers that we went for, we will be very happy. I hope that we make good money for our family.

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