What did you want to be growing up?

when i was in early elementary school i always said i wanted to be a scientist, because that's what all the other smart kids wanted to be. later i joked that i aspired to be a homeless alcoholic. people also told me i would make a good lawyer, but i never really had any interest in it.

really, i've never wanted to be anything in particular. there has never been any career that appealed to me in the least. i'm a terribly indecisive bugger.


edit: i did briefly consider priesthood so i would have an excuse for my celibacy. seriously.

 

People told that to me too... I wouldnt like it though.


Professions I left off my list : Game Designer, Tester...

 

But it came true... :cheers2:

 

http://www.theonion.com/content/video/attractive_girls_union_refuses_to

 

Spice Girl, Lobbyist, Orthodontist, drifter.

 

ha!

totally not true though; the slightly overweight frizzy-haired girls union has equally unreachable demands...

 

I pretty much always had an idea of what I wanted to do when I grew up, until the past 2/3 years when it actually started to matter.

go figure

 

I always wanted to be a journalist.

 

Trophy Husband

 

#1 - Disc Jockey!

2nd place, Art teacher

 

Liza's single again, you know.

 

museum curator.

 

i currently want to be a pharmacist!

but i did want to be a lawyer, travel agent, flight attendant, vet, and other things.

 

I remember now that I also wanted to be a priest.

It was the celibacy that turned me off of it.

 

a cat

 

from Australia?

 

archeologist, artist, nurse, journalist

 

Awesome.

Who's Liza?

 

:cheers2:

 

When I was young I always had fantasies of being in front of a crowd entertaining people. I remember in the 6th grade I would come up with Album Names/Concepts and would write the entire track listing down. I'd write down the name to each song, put them in the order I wanted too, draw the CD cover and run up to my older cousins and ask if it was a good CD. They'd always respond, "It's a great CD Jeremy but, when are you going to write the songs?" So I started writing. Mostly about bullshit, shoot-em up bang bang but, as i got older and started experiencing life my songs became more meaningful and personal. Luckily for me it all worked out