My life : One Step at a time

She always hated airports they made her sad, the feeling of leaving her people, her city is not something she rejoiced. This time it was different it was not her city that she was leaving it was Scotland- the land of fairy tales which she had to bid goodbye so that she could go back to her reality.  The early morning alarm went off disrupting her trail of thoughts, she hadn't slept all night. She finally found the courage to get out of  her bed it was a typical cold Scottish morning all she wanted to do was sit by the window and read a book, but she knew that it was time to say goodbye.  As she got the last of her bags from the taxi trunk and watch the taxi leave it was time for her to enter the airport. The second reason she hated airport was the baggage trolley it gave her a feeling of a drunk driver who is having a hard time controlling his car.  "I ain't drunk trust me, I just haven't got the hang of this yet" she told the man who was trying to understand

We all have or are going through a phase where we can't decide what to do next.  Ever since you are little what you decide to do when you grow up is given great emphases on. There have always been a selected set of professions that are given a little more importance than others. The over glorified professions which people try to promote. There is nothing wrong about running behind them, but one can only find happiness in doing things that they like. It is just not me or you,but even the ever so awesome singer song writer Terri Ann can relate to this feeling  of how worrying it can be deciding what to do with your life and career upon leaving School. Her newest project is her way to inspire people and  promote the field of construction she and   Mark Scott,   Director at Futureworks (Yorkshire), a company based in Yorkshire and the Humber, who help young people get into apprenticeships within construction have come up with the great idea of breaking the normal stereotype that i