Regrets
17 February, 2002
Author: Barbara Goodhew
I was anxious to grow-up, do what I want.
Thought if I'm willing to work and
make money I could act nonchalant.
Did anything physical labourer
waitress, agricultural, deli server.
Then I was told I wouldn't be
able to do anything physical have
to depend on my education.
I should have stayed in school.
If your mind goes you can still
use your body.
When your body goes you have to
use your mind as a tool.
If you have an education then you
don't have to worry.
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