Episode 8 (HTD's) - 2/18 - Bachelor 17 - Discussion - Spoilers

Jeepers wrote:

fabgirl wrote:Iam sitting back laughing at these post. It amazes me how we can call someone dumb and yet we know nothing in real life about them. Each of these ladies have unique qualities that Sean was attracted to. Teachers play an amazing role in the lives of children, substitute teachers, and paraprofessionals. Lindsey seems to be the underdog this season on the board among the top 4. I like all of them and each has their own unique character and good qualties. Neither of these girls are smarter or better than the other in my opinion. As Sean would say God is Love :Smiley:

Ooooo I luv your post

Now back to HTDs . Each gal is unique and each experience the same .. Tho to me it does appear that Catherine does get the type of date that shows Sean the who and why of who she is

Ooo .. And BTW and FYI .. Lindsey recently found her dream job .. So yes .. She seems gainfully employed .. As a TEACHER :bigsmile:

Nevada leads the nation in unemployment, so it may have taken Lindsey awhile to land a full time teaching position. Good for her! :cutesmile!:

Nevada?????

Jeepers wrote:Nevada?????

Hmmm.... I thought she lived in CA?

Mirzam wrote:

Jeepers wrote:Nevada?????

Hmmm.... I thought she lived in CA?

She does live in Orange Co., CA

jcrbil wrote:

Mirzam wrote:

Jeepers wrote:Nevada?????

Hmmm.... I thought she lived in CA?

She does live in Orange Co., CA

Getting teaching jobs in CA is the WORST.

Catdwoman50 wrote:

Cari wrote:Yes, there are similarities in personalities between Cat and Lindsay. They're both showing their "fun" side. I prefer Cat not because I have the wnner's syndrome. Like krisily on their After show comment, Lindsay's voice annoys the hell out of me! I'm a meanie, I know. (

I was so afraid to say that (see bolded) as I hate to be negative towards any of them. They are all deserving of true love but I feel the same. :bigsigh:

After my post, I realized I didn't like Ashkey H's "baby voice, too but I became an undying Jash fan! I'd probably love Lindsay as bachelorette. Definitely a "maybe".... Bwahaha My "mean" post was about preferring Cat over Lindsay THIS season. My choice was not because of the Winner's Syndrome as theorized.)) I'm not a fan of "pa-cute" girls! #ultraMeanie Oops! Sorry for that Tagalog word! Cat, can you help translate? Haha

ETA I asked for help from Bestfriend Google for the translation of "pa-cute" ))
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dw_a_mom wrote:

jcrbil wrote:

Mirzam wrote:

Jeepers wrote:Nevada?????

Hmmm.... I thought she lived in CA?

She does live in Orange Co., CA

Getting teaching jobs in CA is the WORST.

Nearly impossible to find work, especially with budget cuts. I don't even want to get into unions or people in teaching with no passion. A lot of my friends who did go into Liberal Studies/Education all are substitute teachers or assistants. I've seen teachers being cut left and right because they don't have tenure, yet they are the ones who are passionate about their jobs and making a difference. I give the most respect for those young adults who are still trying to find a job and pursue their passion in teaching when everyone is quite aware of how difficult it is.

I have absolutely NO idea what the above post says .. Or means LOL

I am a kindergarten teacher and it really takes a long time to get a job out of school! I even have my Master's. I don't think Lindsay should be criticized for substitute teaching because most teachers need to do so to get their foot in the door, regardless of the state or certification.

Jeepers wrote:I have absolutely NO idea what the above post says .. Or means LOL

Basically finding a job in teaching in the state of California is hard. There are a ton of tenured teachers who aren't passionate about their jobs, therefore they slack and don't really care about their student's education. On the other end, there are TONS of smart, bright, and passionate young adults who would love to teach and care about the younger generation's education, but they're the ones who can't get jobs. That is why a lot of them have to settle for being a substitute teacher or teacher's assistant.

This is more towards the comments I've seen about Lindsay's occupation, either commented here or elsewhere, about whether or not it is a "real" job. I'm just trying to give insight on how hard it is to get a full time position straight out of college.

Hope that makes sense?

edit: I say CA because I live in this state and have seen it firsthand, but I think it applies elsewhere too.

Ooo my apologies CALIF .. I was referring to Caris post .. I am sorry ..o dear.....

Real job .. Her dream job .. Montisorri school teacher