So... Whats for lunch?

[Sportsdude]

thanks pl. I'll see what happens in 4 years or 6. (Want to get good enough grades to get into UBC's Urban Planning school (masters))  

[PostMonkee @(^_^)@]

Hi Lise/Raging Poodle!!

Yes, I know your terrible secret (but I still love you)     =)

[purelife]

I know monkee.  I'll hold your tail incase it twitches.  Y'know, there's a secret portal to take us back to current PST time.  We'll be OK (according to Zenu!)  P.S.  My dream told me so.

[Sportsdude]

slim fast for lunch. Out of food.  

[purelife]

but slim fast is food... well, cat food.

[Sportsdude]

the stuff works though, I'm not hungry anymore.  

[purelife]

Wait a coupla of minutes.

  Hungry now?  

[Sportsdude]

nope.  

[P.C.]

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[Sportsdude]

nope.
but I think I figured it all out. If you don't think of food, or talk about food. You don't become hungry. What a concept. hehe
 

[49er]

Sportsdude,  planners rarely are involved in the construction phase of a project.  They're largely involved in the study, planning, environmental and permiting stages, and their involvement gradually decreases in the design phase.

  If you are interested in becoming a project manager, consider taking courses in project management, claim avoidance, construction law, change order negotiation, etc. and a workshop in project scheduling

[Sportsdude]

nah I like the planning phase.  

[Lise]

Uhm. SD. Don't take this the wrong way but how come you're not exactly listening to people's advice? I mean, you take in one way but you seem to ignore everything else? Like you "filter" out everything else then come to your own conclusion. D'you know what I mean?

  Maybe I'm just rambling here.... don't mean to offend. I'd take into account what 49er has to say because it makes sense.

[Sportsdude]

I'm confused.
Urban planning is what I've wanted to do.

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[49er]

SD I thought you said you wanted to be a PM.  A true PM see a project from cradle to grave, ie. from the initial planning stage thru completion of construction