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31 too old for a summer job?
OK, I’ll explain this real quickly. I am unemployed right now. But I am also a full time 30-year old grad student getting a Masters in Accounting. In April 2010 I am graduating, and hopefully will start in September 2010 on my PhD. So basically from May 2010 until middle of August 2010 I can either work or travel.
I wanna know if 31 (thats how old I will be by the summer) is too old to be getting a summer job at a camp or something? I am going to Greece for the month of May, but when I get back I truly want to have the summer I never did in my 20s. I would either like to work abroad for summer maybe in Australia, or maybe work at a camp here in the states. Maybe one for special needs children or adults. I just feel paranoid I am too old for that…what are your thoughts????
PS – I have an autistic brother so I feel compelled to help the special needs people 
Go to the YWCA and work. They would love to have you.
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Mr. Smith goes to washington?
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What is a good breed of dog to get if you want a hiking companion?
Any active breed will do. Dogs in the herding, sporting, working, or hound groups would be great active companions.
I wouldn’t recommend getting too small of a dog as some obstacles might be too much for it and it might tire easily. I also wouldn’t recommend too large of a dog just in case for whatever reason you have to carry the dog yourself.
I have a friend who has a very large male Rottweiler. He took it on an intense hiking trip and ended up having to haul the dog up and back down, because the dog got too tired and wouldn’t go anymore. I have Cocker Spaniels (english) and the two do very well on hikes, outpacing my other friends’ dogs. They may be smaller, but they’re better at scrambling through tough spots, which proves to be quite difficult for larger and heavier breeds. I hardly ever have to give my dogs a lift over tough spots. They figure it out themselves. I’ve lost count how many times I’ve had to help my friends push up their oversized Labs and GSD’s, because the dogs were too big and clumsy to make it up a rocky patch.
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