Re: Update on an older RSS teenager

[Guest guest]

I'm so proud of our ! He is such a wonderful young man.

Jodi Z

[Guest guest]

That is wonderful news. Congratulations to .

B

and Kelli

--- abarrie2002 wrote:

> I thought this news may interest those of you who

> have meet . It

> might also give a glimpse of the future for others

> with younger RSS

> children/babies.

>

> (18 RSS) found out yesterday, that he has

> been successful in

> his application to study a double degree in Sports

> Media and

> Journalism at university. First semester here starts

> in mid February,

> so he could be embarking on the next chapter of his

> life in as little

> as 4 weeks time.

>

> Sports media may seem like an odd career choice for

> a person who could

> never actively participate in sport. But that's

> typical of .

> When his size stopped him from playing a sport, he'd

> learn the rules

> so he could referee it!

>

> ne

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

ne,

Wow, that is awesome. And congratulations on his success!

Jodi R.

Mommy to another , but mine is only 3 1/2! ;o)

>

> I thought this news may interest those of you who have meet .

It

> might also give a glimpse of the future for others with younger RSS

> children/babies.

>

> (18 RSS) found out yesterday, that he has been successful in

> his application to study a double degree in Sports Media and

> Journalism at university. First semester here starts in mid

February,

> so he could be embarking on the next chapter of his life in as

little

> as 4 weeks time.

>

> Sports media may seem like an odd career choice for a person who

could

> never actively participate in sport. But that's typical of .

> When his size stopped him from playing a sport, he'd learn the

rules

> so he could referee it!

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

That's fantastic! Congratulations to him. Thats great he knows what

he wants to do. My RSS daughter turns 16 this weekend and has no

idea what she wants to be when she " grows up " . Just nothing

strenuous she says as she is the embodiment of the lazy teen. At

least she gets good grades so I know she'll get in a good school.

>

> I thought this news may interest those of you who have meet .

It

> might also give a glimpse of the future for others with younger RSS

> children/babies.

>

> (18 RSS) found out yesterday, that he has been successful in

> his application to study a double degree in Sports Media and

> Journalism at university. First semester here starts in mid

February,

> so he could be embarking on the next chapter of his life in as

little

> as 4 weeks time.

>

> Sports media may seem like an odd career choice for a person who

could

> never actively participate in sport. But that's typical of .

> When his size stopped him from playing a sport, he'd learn the

rules

> so he could referee it!

>

> ne

>

[Guest guest]

ne - that is such wonderful news! You must be so incredibly

proud! I know I would. Congratulations to . Please give him

a big hug for us (if he'll let you <grin>) and I sure hope he will

share his journey with us. It sounds pretty exciting. Thank you

for sharing the great news!

- H

>

> I thought this news may interest those of you who have meet

. It

> might also give a glimpse of the future for others with younger

RSS

> children/babies.

>

> (18 RSS) found out yesterday, that he has been successful

in

> his application to study a double degree in Sports Media and

> Journalism at university. First semester here starts in mid

February,

> so he could be embarking on the next chapter of his life in as

little

> as 4 weeks time.

>

> Sports media may seem like an odd career choice for a person who

could

> never actively participate in sport. But that's typical of .

> When his size stopped him from playing a sport, he'd learn the

rules

> so he could referee it!

>

> ne

>