Dianna Behrens:  

l bad, In fact, life is not all anything except it is all life. School My first love was Jeff Ochs and his beautiful blue eyes that go on forever. Ms. Tribble was by far the most inspiring and admired teacher for my part, and I hope her life has been showered with gifts and adventure. Best class....Auto Mechanics with big Dan as my partner/teacher. College Though my dream of being a professional dancer died hard, and engineering school turned out to be a more practical choice, I still think dance (if only in the living room) is the life skill and lesson that is most essential for success. Discipline, yes....Grace...maybe not so much. Joy...definitely. My early college heartbreak, M. Haldiman, shaped my expectations I suppose, as to what a man could be counted on for or not. But we change our wants and needs as we go, if we are wise, yes? You can always tell the engineering students at any school. They are the ones in the library on Friday night. Ruined my eyesight, but it's been worth it. Not a glamorous career, but a reliable one, and a fascinating field of study...a life study. I chose Mechanical, because it was the easiest...for me. Now that I'm older, I would love to return to school for a strictly intristic, liberal arts studies. Just to be in the halls of learning make one feel more at peace. I could have been a lifetime student, with no regret having missed the working world. Workplace My mechanical engineering opportunities have kept me mobile from nuclear plant sites across the country. MO, NY, IL, NC, VA, TX, CO, CA, PA and Alabama.... Piping, pumps and valves....love it!