After a horrible experience with his last job, Scott decided that perhaps the computer industry was not for him. With much thought and prayer we were guided in a very different career direction. Scott has decided to become an auto mechanic! It almost seems silly to us no that we didnt think of this before. It is such a perfect fit for him! Not only is Scott great with his hands and good at fixing things, mechanical work is also making good use of his problem solving skills and his desire to help others. He is in school right now at the Mountain Land ATC and will finish the program in May. Already he is helping his instructors with side projects, teaching other students in class, and giving "wheelie" (his beloved '89 honda prelude) some wll deserved TLC! It is so great seeing him so happy and excited about his work!
Thursday, August 27, 2009
My Husband the Mechanic
After a horrible experience with his last job, Scott decided that perhaps the computer industry was not for him. With much thought and prayer we were guided in a very different career direction. Scott has decided to become an auto mechanic! It almost seems silly to us no that we didnt think of this before. It is such a perfect fit for him! Not only is Scott great with his hands and good at fixing things, mechanical work is also making good use of his problem solving skills and his desire to help others. He is in school right now at the Mountain Land ATC and will finish the program in May. Already he is helping his instructors with side projects, teaching other students in class, and giving "wheelie" (his beloved '89 honda prelude) some wll deserved TLC! It is so great seeing him so happy and excited about his work!
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4 comments:
em you make me smile so big!! I'm so proud of you, and i miss you like crazy.
Oh my heck serious! I had no idea, but that is wonderful. Love ya!
That's great!
A 1989 Honda Prelude, are you serious?!!! We had a 'beloved' '84 in the family for years and years. It gave us much pleasure until its early demise at the intersection of Adams and Washington.
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