Linden Technical Training School

While hunting for a professor/lecturer/instructor position, I ran across an institution I am very familiar with - the Linden Technical Training/Trade School. The building looked really old  (in need of repairs). "I hope they didn't forget about that place," I thought. I decided to take a closer look because I know how important that institution was. Some of my family members learned the electrical "trade" at that school to qualify for a job at the bauxite company. For my A-level Statistics project, I collected information from students at that school via a survey. I even signed up for the theory part of driver training at that school. It looks like there is (or was) a project to repair and revive the school. I will obtain additional information.

(Link: http://gina.gov.gy/tag/linden-technical-institute/)

Know yourself, Celebrate your background

A thought about knowing yourself.....


I clearly remember wanting to go fruit picking during pastorial sessions, as other classmates/batchmates did. The pastorial parents who took their pastorial children to pick jamun and mangoes seemed cool and fun. (Actually, I think I tagged along with another parent/teacher once).
Rambo introduced pacman later and I enjoyed that! Maybe I didn't know myself really well back then.

Some related Pinterest boards/categories:
https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/fruit-basket/
https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/its-a-math-math-world/

I think I should add this post to my 'Mistakes' board:
https://www.pinterest.com/fahmeenaodetta/mistakes/

"Knowing yourself is the beginning of all wisdom."
― Aristotle


My recent posts on Rambo....

I will miss church today.

Updated radio station links in this blog

I am on a "break" from school...just for a few days. I will look into my next course (email the Academic Advisor, talk finances with the Financial Aid advisor, and so on) soon.

I spent some time working on my Pinterest profiles. I added boards/categories such as: Gray/Grey, Unflattering, and Controlling. I updated the radio station list included in this blog (as shown in the image below). That was interesting. The Guyanese radio stations made me think of radio history in Guyana. I remember:
- listening to a version of psalm 23 (The Lord is my shepherd) on the radio at 6:00 am every day. Six am was the time to get up for children in our house. I really like that version of the psalm. I sing it from time to time, but can't find it anywhere (here). Not finding that song is interesting because I find a lot of things - I even found that 'Morning has broken' song my mother taught me.
- the change from one radio station to two and a contest to name the stations. I believe the final names were: Voice of Guyana and Radio Roraima.

Related links:
My Singing Psalms playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLY1B6DIOhWPHdtHMuhwrm46Q5xNTSC8wO
My (created) playlists on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/moorefo1/playlists?shelf_id=0&sort=dd&view=1

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FahmeenaOdettaMoore...Trusting in Almighty God