Comments on: Partners http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/ A blog by Erica Schemper Mon, 08 Sep 2008 06:59:18 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.2 By: Kate http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-256 Kate Tue, 05 Dec 2006 14:45:02 +0000 http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-256 I met Simon while I was living abroad. At the time he was an IT help desk worker at a local company. One of the things I loved about him was that his perspective on the world was completely different from my own. When we got married he couldn't work for 6 months while our charming government processed his paperwork (and I completed Divinity School). By the time the paperwork arrived he had decided to make good use of my benefits as a College Chaplain and get a B.A. Through random chance we discovered that he is a very, very talented artist and all of a sudden the computer guy I married is thinking about getting an M.F.A. and becoming a college professor in Fine Arts. I guess what I am saying, is things change and you never know what you might get. (Life is like a box of chocolates?) I think our schedules will be a lot more compatable if he decides to completely leave the IT business and go into the professor business, but who knows what life will bring. Thanks for blogging! I'm really enjoying reading your comments at YCW and your blog is great. :) I met Simon while I was living abroad. At the time he was an IT help desk worker at a local company. One of the things I loved about him was that his perspective on the world was completely different from my own. When we got married he couldn’t work for 6 months while our charming government processed his paperwork (and I completed Divinity School). By the time the paperwork arrived he had decided to make good use of my benefits as a College Chaplain and get a B.A. Through random chance we discovered that he is a very, very talented artist and all of a sudden the computer guy I married is thinking about getting an M.F.A. and becoming a college professor in Fine Arts. I guess what I am saying, is things change and you never know what you might get. (Life is like a box of chocolates?) I think our schedules will be a lot more compatable if he decides to completely leave the IT business and go into the professor business, but who knows what life will bring.

Thanks for blogging! I’m really enjoying reading your comments at YCW and your blog is great. :)

]]> By: StCasserole http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-255 StCasserole Fri, 01 Dec 2006 16:48:43 +0000 http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-255 Attorney, the good ones, are scholars who write briefs, pleadings, etc. I'm married to an attorney and we find our pace as those who believe the word:("Word" for me in my calling; the "Constitution" in his. It works well. Attorney, the good ones, are scholars who write briefs, pleadings, etc. I’m married to an attorney and we find our pace as those who believe the word:(”Word” for me in my calling; the “Constitution” in his. It works well.

]]> By: Cheesehead http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-254 Cheesehead Mon, 20 Nov 2006 15:34:42 +0000 http://erikanderica.org/erica/2006/11/19/partners/#comment-254 Well,my spouse was an engineer for fifteen years before I considered a call to ordained ministy, so I'm afraid I would skew the data on this question. Happy RGBP Delurking Week. Thanks for blogging. Well,my spouse was an engineer for fifteen years before I considered a call to ordained ministy, so I’m afraid I would skew the data on this question.

Happy RGBP Delurking Week. Thanks for blogging.

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