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I've walked many and varied paths , good ones (parenthood, university) and rough ones (wrong relationships and choices).
However, nothing has enriched me more than learning to enjoy every single bit life has to offer -dusk and dawn, food, a laugh with friends, a good class and so on-. After realising it, life is like a cycle path, you just need to ride on and make the most of it all the time always .
PS: A piece of advice; DODGE            "bumps" and reckless "drivers".

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I am eternally grateful to my parents for the opportunity they gave me to attend university... not an easy path at all, but one of the most rewarding and satisfying I have been through.
University gave me not only a degree, but it also made me grow up. Along this path, I learnt to be independent and responsible, to overcome fears and failure and... to make ends meet!
I enjoyed every step of the way, I made friends for life... I did have difficult times, but they were nothing in comparison to the good ones.
If you ask me, everybody should have the chance to walk this path, it is an unforgettable experience!

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Of the many paths I have been through, motherhood is probably the most significant learning process I can describe. It was a chosen path which started 10 years ago. I live it as the most intimate experience with myself and the person I have brought to life. The surface is mostly mooth with bumps (illnesses, whims) at times. Most of the time it is a path of two but, fortunately, with many many others we are more! There are some explicit rules to walk but there are also implicit exceptions to refresh the routine. The trial and error strategy is sometimes present in the decision making moments..I mostly learn from them. I know some day this path will branch off but, I hope,  we can still walk them steady and close.

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“Does the walker choose the path, or the path the walker?”
― Garth Nix, Sabriel
If you had asked me what I would have wanted to be when I was 15, my answer might have been “anything except a teacher.”  That was a path I did not choose, it chose me.  I took it without realizing that that first step 29 years ago would become my career, my life.
I've learnt so much on the way, no teacher training course can offer you what experience does.  In fact, If I could go back in time I would apologise to those first students I had, poor guinea pigs.

I’m thankful for having one of the most rewarding jobs a person could have.   This is a path I would definitely take again.