What do you want to be when you grow up?

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I think I might want to be a writer, an actor, a singer, a pianist, or an electronic game designer, 4 out of 5 I already am, but not as a profession.

Jazz Musican, High Brass instruments only, (Bb Trumpet, Bb Cornet, G Trumpet ect.)

I paly the drum in my school band class, but that's mainly a hobby. I actually want to be a zooligist.

I want to design video games.

President

read my avatar. that's what I want to be.

First i wanted to be a poolstore owner, then a human society volunteer, then an astrologist, then a meteorologist, then an engineer, then an electrical engineer, then an architect, then a psychologist, then a teacher. Currently i'm at teacher. I've been studying teachers all my life. That list is probabally exactly what i wanted to be and everything i ever considered. Currently i plan to be a teacher so that SOMEBODY does it right.

fashion designer or fashion photographer

Computer Programmer.

I want to be either an author or a special ED teacher.Or atleast somenoe who helps out w/ severe autistics.

i want to be a psychologist and/or a doctor, i want to be happy,an author, artist, webmaster, I want to work with autistic people and help the world grow. I also might was to be a neo-hippie, but not a political one, more of a free love and spirited hippie...but no drugs though...never any drugs.

Alive.......

I want to be a Bi lingual lawyer. I hope to be fluent in spanish and English is my native language even though I don't always speak it well.

I want to be a singer!! !

I want to be a meteorologist.

I am actually quite happy with what I'm doing right now. I'm a carer for the elderly, tá mé ag foghlaim Gaeilge (I'm learning Irish), I write when I have spare time (and I know from experience that I tend to write more when I have less time to do so, since not working or studying destroys my motivation and makes me feel useless and depressed), I crochet, I read an awful lot, and I'm going to be taking up the piano soon for the first time in over eight years. I'd be quite happy to continue this way, and am optimistic that I may become fluent in Irish and pursue something career-wise in that avenue, as well as improve my crocheting skills and maybe start selling things. The sky's the limit!

Since I was a child, though, I always wanted to be a writer, but I don't have an overwhelming desire to sell or be published; the enjoyment of it has always been enough for me.