ScubaSeanMaui
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Nice work Anna!!! What age are the kids you'll be teaching?
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jetfixer
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Congrats! Glad to see your hard work paid off! Hope to see you and dive with you soon.
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wrinkles
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Yup that is John on my ava. Shaka. He looks so good there I just cant imagine changing it.
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wrinkles
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divebuddysean:
I will be teaching 7th and 8th grade science, health, and life skills. :11:
I am sure it will be great. I love all the hands on science stuff so it will be fun for me too.
Thanks everyone for the responses they mean so much to me. I miss everyone so much and really cant wait to dive.
Also, i just got a place 2 miles from my work. Its a cute fixer upper house that I will be renting out. Anthony is so excited.
As a side note. Is there diving in any of those lakes....i am kinda curious whats under there....but then again i am scared to know beacuse i may never let anthony in the lake if i find out....the lake i am near is lake elizabeth and castaic
DennisW
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The best of luck to you, young lady. I can remember when I was in 7th and 8th grade and I am sure I was a real pain, especially to the nice looking teachers. You will get some attention from those boys that have raging hormones. Be prepared. 
Ana- many congrats are due to you! Enjoy teaching- it is a very honorable profession. If I had the energy, I'd be back in it.
Let me know if I can help with your lesson plans.
Great to see Sapphire surface as well.
Bill
Let me know if I can help with your lesson plans.
Great to see Sapphire surface as well.
Bill
ChrisM
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Congrats!!!!!!
wrinkles:
First, congrats on your accomplishments. You are a great example of what everyone is capable of doing when you set a goal. I really wish you the best of luck on your new path.
Ok, the two lakes are fishing/boating lakes, I'm not sure if you really want to dive them.
Castaic is a nice lake that has been sectioned off for activities, don't think scuba applies, the lagoon would be one to try?
Lake Elizabeth is murky (at least the last time I was there), no running water, very rugged...
If you want some fresh water diving I suggest a trip to the Sierra's; drysuit is a must!
Either way here is a link to your local fishing havens:
http://fishingnetwork.net/socal/elizabeth.htm
http://fishingnetwork.net/socal/castaic.htm
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