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my ma-in-law was in this weekend. we really do get along well....and not to mention, i really like her a lot. we differ on many things, actually on most things, but i can respect her.
she is a guru when it comes to all things corporate and business. she asked me the strangest question and it wouldn't have been so strange, but it had never occurred to me.
we were talking about me quitting school. something, i'm sure, that she wouldn't have done. she asked me what the repercussions were for quitting the program. but for the life of me, i couldn't think of any. i guess those are the decisions that you know were right.
i would love to detail the things that went on this weekend, but it was a blur of eating and snow.
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Parents always seem to know the tough questions to ask. But, it sometimes offers you a great opportunity to reflect. And in your case, where you would make the same decision again if provided the chance, well then, you know it was a good decision in the first place!
Some things you just KNOW in your heart are the right decisions. Those are the ones that we don't regret.
Yes, i think you're right. If there are no repercussions that you can think of, it really sounds like the best decision.
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