Boxy....oh, yes, kids nowadays have pretty impressing goals ....lol......
Mine wants to be an enviromentalist reseacher, an abused child psycologist, a fashion teen magazine (in Paris, naturally) oh.... and a doctor (not a surgeon, mind you)
Geez, at her age i just wanted be a teacher.
I remember I would have killed to have one of those big, black notebooks where our teachers used to write our names and our grades down....i fantasized about them a lot....lol..
But before that, my other big dream has been to become a nun.
A Catholic nun, wearing those long black penguin looking alike robes. And covering my hair, whispering prayers in the dark of the churches, holding pearly white rosaries, and singing in the choir.
I wanted be a nun so desperately because i had a big crush on my teacher, Suor Giovanna.
And at home i used to play at "communion".......i pretended i was in church, bending on my knees, i would use the edge of the bed as a church bench and then i would solemny raise and walk toward the imaginary altar to have my communion..
I tell ya...i am so happy that dream fell off me.....LOL...
BoxyDaddy.........oh, i am very glad too, believe me! Even though one day i will have to write about those Catholic years of mine....i dont think my reasons were completely "pure" as Paper's one.....*wink*
Oh, i forgot to tell you that my kiddo loves Ghost Hunters too..but she wants me to watch it with her....lol..
Paper....hellooooo to you!!!!!! Buon pomeriggio (good afternoon) to you too!
Same dream , you and i. It must be because our countries are so rooted in Catholicesism, mysticism, guilt and sin.....lol...
I wanted to be married to Paul McCartney. (So, how'd that work out for ya, Meem?)
Now when I grow up I want to be married to Keith Urban. ;)
I wanted to be a rock guitarist.
Hehehe.. Your daughter seems very well informed! How very cute.. And her choices are quite sophisticated I think.. :-)
When I was about 5 I wanted to be an actress in the day, a teacher in the morning and a cop at night! I was so proud of my plan that I used to go around telling it to people! Now I'm nowhere close to any of those things.. Actually I think the actress one stuck for a while before fading out.. lol..
As is the case with most kids I suppose at some point in my earliest years I dreamed of pursuing nearly every exicting, daring, heroic or non-conventional career imaginable. Wessterns were popular on TV when I was a kid so the whole cowboy thing was fascinatng to me, also we were just begining our ventures into space at that time so quite naturally I wanted to be an astronaut. Law enforcement and firefighting never really tickled my fancy however.
In my teens I had settled on a career in music, more specifically working on broadway arranging scores. Of course that didn't materialize either because reality set in, that and a pronounced deficiency in the talent department.
I wonder how many people really follow their early dreams.
Hmmm, I was pretty realistic as a small kid. I wanted to be a stay at home mother, which we called "mom" in those days. I did that job for about 4 years before I decided I wanted a little more.
Then, in junior high we were given a project to write a one page report on where we saw ourselves as adults. I saw myself living in a large city working as some sort of an executive. Alas, the lack of a college degree has snuffed that dream out, though I do live in a city.
In high school I decided I'd either be a musician or a psychologist. My mother told me I'd never make a decent living as a musician so I gave that up. (though ironically I don't make a "decent" living as a secretary) I turned down a full ride scholarship to a college in AZ because it was too far from home, so the psychologist angle never worked out.
Of the three I only managed to accomplish one, but life aint over yet!!
When I was a little girl, I wanted to work in the grocery store so I could push the buttons on the cash register and make it beep. LOL