Charlotte -
I was going to stay out of this thread. However, based on statements
made, I will add my two cents.
For starters, you should truly understand that all comments have been well
intended to help you in your endeavors.
If I am not mistaken, you are writing from Ghana. Although I realize that
English is the main language in your homeland of Ghana, I also fully
realize that there are variations in English worldwide. With that said, perhaps
cutylipsy might be local slang for something nice. However, worldwide it
is not. Here in America, for instance, it carries with it a rather
self-demeaning connotation and serious thought should be given to changing your
email address, at least for professional related communiques.
Perhaps you are not communicating via a PC but rather one of many forms of
handheld units. I understand the keyboards are not the easiest to deal
with and in most cases less is better. However, when dealing with such
professional lists such as this one, you must take the necessary time and effort
to write complete sentences as well as upper and lower case when and where
appropriate.
As far as which field you choose, that is your choice. You are familiar
with your surroundings and the local needs. You need to sit down and have a
long talk with yourself and decide what is in your best interest covering
everything from soup to nuts. Make a checklist and once you've limited it
to a few fields, then pursue those arenas asking all sort of questions.
Forensic science covers a very, very large gamut of disciplines.
Good luck in your selection and good luck in your future.
Sincerely yours,
Sue
________________________
Sue Sarkis
Sarkis Detective Agency
(est. 1976)
PI 6564
_www.sarkispi.com_ (http://www.sarkispi.com/)
1346 Ethel Street
Glendale, CA 91207-1826
818-242-2505
"one Nation under God" and "in GOD we TRUST"
If you can read this, thank a teacher. If you can read it in English,
thank a military veteran
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