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Myshel
08-07-2004, 11:37 AM
You may have wondered (or maybe not:duh:) where I have been. Little life change going on for me. As I've talked about in the past I own a restaurant and have been working long long hours. Its really been a life's dream for me and I love it. Before that I was a personal chef and I loved that, but before all that I sold real estate for a living. Well, before I became a personal chef I had a health problem that has really compromised my health to this day. So after a few months of declining health, we came to conclusion that I was not able to put in 12 hour shifts in the restaurant. The hubby fired me after I collapsed in the kitchen and ended up in the emergency room (the bastard :yes:)

I'm not the type to sit around at home and I like working, being a personal chef is also very physically demanding. So I decided to go back to work in a office and real estate is where it is in Florida. Small problem, I was so convinced when I quit 8 years ago that I wouldn't go back I let my license lapse. This sucks big time.

The last time I went to school was for my brokers in 1994. I had to start all over and get my sales associate license and then wait a year while I work for someone else to get my brokers.:no:
I finished school this week (one of the highest scores in class if I can brag:D) and am off in a few weeks to take the state boards.

That's why I've not been here much or ig. I"m compulsive when it comes to study (okokok compulsive about a lot of things) and competitive, being at the top of my class was good.

I will miss cooking for a living, but I'm rolling with the punches. I'm still going to run the kitchen menu's and recipes so I will get vicarious thrills from that.

DeV
08-07-2004, 11:44 AM
A woman who is committed to her cause. Good luck on your state boards. :up: <-- thank God for that smiley because I am not really all that chipper this morning. Just wanted to wish you the best. Being at the head of the class is an awesome accomplishment.

Latrinsorm
08-07-2004, 11:46 AM
That expression is kind of misleading in that it's really hard to burn down bridges nowadays, what with them being made of metal. :(

However, I'm glad to hear that the sad face at the top of the post is not completely indicative of your situation. :)

HarmNone
08-07-2004, 11:47 AM
Congratulations on doing so well in your class, hon! That's something to be proud of! I know it's not cooking, and you really love cooking, but it's something else you do well. The restaurant's loss is real estate's gain. :)

HarmNone

Myshel
08-07-2004, 12:18 PM
Thank you Thank you Thank you! BUT I wasn't the top student, but I'll take second! I was really worried because the first time I went to school was back in the (cough, cough) 80's when I got my sales associate license. I was afraid my brain cells were dying at a faster rate lately, as I can not seem to find my car keys on a regular basis. Doing better than the 20 somethings did boost the moral. of course the old guy behind me was number 1. :moon2:

Snapp
08-07-2004, 08:25 PM
Congrats Myshel, and good luck in the real estate biz!

Edaarin
08-07-2004, 08:33 PM
It's too bad your'e not a chef anymore, it always brings a smile to my face knowing a woman's in the kitchen :no:

I'm sure you'll do fine.

Myshel
08-08-2004, 09:01 AM
Originally posted by Edaarin
It's too bad your'e not a chef anymore, it always brings a smile to my face knowing a woman's in the kitchen :no:

I'm sure you'll do fine.

Do not fear, I'll always be in the kitchen, I do love to cook. Its a hobby now.