I am beginning to think my age will prevent me from getting a job teaching English as a second language. Being 65 can be frustrating because generally people tend to think your brain doesn't work anymore and you can't walk very far. Neither is true, I assure you. Any comments for me to ponder?
Paul
How old is old?
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old age? what is it?
Dear Paul,
Someone said: 'There is no old age, there is, as there always was, just you."
I think there is no old age - it all depends on you!
It might be a challenge at times. It's easy to be young when you're twenty or thirty. But being young when you're fifty or sixty it's not that easy - but when you succeed it's a great achievement.
Not to mention what you have learned by experience, which is an invaluable treasure worth to share.
Put value on what you have to say and give and forget what the others might think.
kind regards,
Paola
Someone said: 'There is no old age, there is, as there always was, just you."
I think there is no old age - it all depends on you!
It might be a challenge at times. It's easy to be young when you're twenty or thirty. But being young when you're fifty or sixty it's not that easy - but when you succeed it's a great achievement.
Not to mention what you have learned by experience, which is an invaluable treasure worth to share.
Put value on what you have to say and give and forget what the others might think.
kind regards,
Paola
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Very Cool
I have received a firm job offer. It could be an outstanding experience. Thanks to those who supported me.
Paul
Paul
Considering TESOL somewhere