My youngest son spoke of being a teacher in fifth grade, and through middle school, and through high school, and through college. That is, sometimes the childhood dream is right . He is doing it now, with joy and success, and with frustrations of course, which might make him complain but not question his choice. What is worthy of respect is not having a high-status calling, but in being faithful to your calling, whatever it is. Fire chief, teacher, humorist, florist - if it's your calling, you're not just putting in time, you're being yourself.
People change as do their lives.
So when a friend cant be there every second of everyday, people have to realize they still care. Why create a problem when there isnt one. Thanks for stopping by and for your words of wisdom. Robert Moyer, 2nd Assistant Chief, Perry Center Fire Department Asst. Team Leader, HazMat Specialist, Wyoming County HazMat Member of Wyoming County Rope Rescue Team Fire Dept.