Sentences with phrase «going to school full time now»
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Up to now, I've been working twenty hours a week and going to school full time, which has tended to work out where I am with my child traditional dad hours: I'm home in time for a little play before dinner and bedtime, and we are immersed in each other for the weekend.
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«I was able to go from being a lump on the sofa to going back to school full time, taking care of my kids, traveling with my husband, and going to the movies,» says Bishop, who now takes 600 mg daily (150 mg over the approved dose of 450 for treating fibromyalgia).
I now go to school full time and work overnights.
I am now a full - time yoga teacher with aspirations of going back to school for counseling (stay tuned!)
Now that all my girls are in school full time, could I possibly consider going back to work?
The girls are all in school full time now and I'm not going to clog my days with projects that I could care less about or that don't deliver me to my end goals.
i was working full time at the begining of the blog and now im in school... cant wait to go back to working full time
I just got out of the Navy a year ago now I work full time and go to school full time.
Right now i'm trying to get my business started so it's hard to work full time, and go to school full time.
Results from the other Cristo Rey schools have proven the model works with kids who at one time were lead gang members, involved in violence or drugs and are now being accepted and going to universities like Georgetown, Brown, and Boston College, many with full scholarships.
I think you're going to enjoy this 44 - minute episode with Craig Martelle, who retired from the Marine Corps prior to going to law school and spending enough time in the business world to know he really wanted to be a writer, which he now does full - time from his home in the winter wonderland of Alaska.
He went full time to the then Regent Street Polytechnic (now part of the University of Westminster) and the Royal Academy schools, becoming well grounded in traditional techniques and materials and in the aesthetics of ancient and medieval sculpture.