Tutoring is fun, perhaps because I enjoy teaching. But I have come to understand that entering into a tutoring situation is not worth it if one approaches it with the mindset that s/he is the only one imparting knowledge. The student/pupil comes to the table with certain understandings, a particular worldview, and a unique background. Most fulfilling about the tutoring experience, for me at least, was learning and enjoying the kids I worked with.
David's Life List
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1. graduate from college
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2. have a yardsale
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3. keep my virginity until I'm married
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4. get married, stay married, and live happily ever after
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5. exercise regularly
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6. Visit Australia
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7. Discover my purpose.
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8. move out of the ghetto
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9. Go to the gym
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10. be on a reality tv show
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11. Improve my posture
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12. record my conversations
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13. Learn to whistle with my fingers
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14. pay my car off
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15. buy sims 3
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16. Pass the Praxis
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17. find out what my blood type is
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18. give away all the clothes I never wear
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19. Read a Novel
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20. Volunteer
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21. go on dates
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22. cut off my locs
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23. adopt a child
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24. buy a pet fish
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25. Floss twice a week
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The country is beautiful, and for the average tourist it will be a great place to visit. For those who wish to place their feet in the ground and stay for awhile, however, feelings will vary. Although the splendor and beauty of the country seems endless, so does the underlying culture of fear and poverty seem without end.
It is worth the visit, for the beauty and for a more complete view of the world and humanity.
