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AIU GRADUATE … : )

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Yep, I did it! I am now a graduate of AIU with a degree - ASSOCIATE ARTS BUSINESS - HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION … 11:00 AM, July 26, 2008.  It was a \”virtual graduation”\ - sounds strange, but it was very nice! Our speaker, John Woods, was excellent. If you are interested and want to view it, take the link above and sign in with your last name and password: aaba720085 and celebrate for me!

Now, it will be filling out my resume and applying for JOBS!

There must be someone looking for a new graduate with actual work experience in their chosen field of study … anyone … come on people … at least leave me a comment and let me know I am not alone!

Alone?  Ha!  My location, the SC coast … never alone during June, July and August. The tourists are everywhere! Tourism is a major source of our income; therefore, the natives have a love-hate relationship with all of our summer visitors. This is not whining … the more the merrier! Y’all come on to sunny SC and spend, $$$, spend!

http://www.personal.psu.edu/nry5001/graduation_hat.jpg

As you can see, today my thoughts are on MY special day …

GRADUATION … JULY 26, 2008 … AMERICAN INTERCONTINENTAL UNIVERSITY … ASSOCIATE of ARTS in BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION - HEALTHCARE ADMINISTRATION … ME!

Well, I am off to celebrate. Remember, “Y’all come back! Ya’ hear!”

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