No degrees, a-levels or o-levels. But my dad studied of his own volition. In his breaks from bus driving, he would analyze the Iliad for the hell of it.pic.twitter.com/tShOc7S0sR
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Love that. My father, who worked as an electrician in factories (no college at all) kept his textbooks with him all his life. He especially liked to re-read and recite the poems he had learned as a teenager.
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Both hands. Never mind a PhD. High school too. They told me to get an education. They forgot to tell me where to stop. lol -
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My mom took a few classes at Citrus Community College. My father used the G.I. Bill to do some at Pasadena Community College.
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My mother took one community college class, an intro to English lit; I still have her textbooks and one of the essays she wrote. That’s all the college experience of either one of my parents.
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Neither my parents, grandparents, nor great grandparents had the benefit of higher education.
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#firstgen, but let me say proudly that after staying home and raising 5 kids my mom went back and got her degree (after I did). She taught me to value education and walked the walk. Best thing--helping her with an undergrad essay on post-structuralism during my PhD
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