Comments on: You like puh-tey-toh and I like puh-tah-toh (but they’re both edible tubers) http://faculty.shc.edu/lhager/2008/08/20/you-like-puh-tey-toh-and-i-like-puh-tah-toh-but-theyre-both-edible-tubers/ Associate Professor of Psychology Sat, 21 Nov 2009 09:50:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=wordpress-mu-1.2.3-2.2.1 By: Heidi Zavros http://faculty.shc.edu/lhager/2008/08/20/you-like-puh-tey-toh-and-i-like-puh-tah-toh-but-theyre-both-edible-tubers/#comment-17 Heidi Zavros Wed, 27 Aug 2008 04:31:51 +0000 http://faculty.shc.edu/lhager/2008/08/20/you-like-puh-tey-toh-and-i-like-puh-tah-toh-but-theyre-both-edible-tubers/#comment-17 Hi Dr. Hager, So I have to admit as a Continuing Ed. Student, I often feel like the odd (wo)man out when I over hear some of the younger students discussing their current stressors. Here I am pushing 30 harder than I ever imagined I would and I am back in college, finally trying to finish my BA. Then today I really felt my age when a fellow classmate came up and I realized she was the friend of someone I use to babysit. How scary is it that I am now a classroom peer with someone I drove around when she was in the eighth grade? I never dreamed it would affect me the way it did. Yet I too am not really that different from my younger counter parts at SHC and I can identify with about 99% of your list. The point I am attempting to reach is that we are all the same even when we feel very different. Thanks for reminding me of our similarities. Hi Dr. Hager,

So I have to admit as a Continuing Ed. Student, I often feel like the odd (wo)man out when I over hear some of the younger students discussing their current stressors. Here I am pushing 30 harder than I ever imagined I would and I am back in college, finally trying to finish my BA. Then today I really felt my age when a fellow classmate came up and I realized she was the friend of someone I use to babysit. How scary is it that I am now a classroom peer with someone I drove around when she was in the eighth grade? I never dreamed it would affect me the way it did. Yet I too am not really that different from my younger counter parts at SHC and I can identify with about 99% of your list. The point I am attempting to reach is that we are all the same even when we feel very different. Thanks for reminding me of our similarities.

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