maybe you should learn English first

They say that once you pick up one language, it gets easier to pick up more

Yeah, I was lucky enough to have it offered in high school and a little bit when I was at university in the states. I was taking that and spanish and Japanese just clicked with me more, maybe it was the way it was taught, who knows?

While I'm not 100% sure what I ultimately want to do, I do know this much: I don't want to be doing something I hate for the rest of my life.

Working the corporate nine-to-five is something I would absolutely like to avoid as best I can. I've been there, done that, and I have to say, it's not very alluring. Most of these jobs require extremely repetitious duties that make you want to claw your fucking face off after the first couple months. I don't know how people survive longer than that.

At present I'm working towards a degree in nursing with a minor in surgical technology. I've always had a knack for anatomy and physiology and nursing is a pretty efficient way of explointing that for quick money. Working in surgeries - that's really my goal. If surgical technologists were paid better, more in demand, and taken more seriously, that would be my major. Down the road once I finish nursing school, I'll probably see if I can qualify for a physician's assistant school with a focus on OR procedures.

Life has a funny way of dictating one's path, however. My main focus above all is to enjoy the time I've got while I'm young. You only get one chance at that but plenty of chances at a good education.

I want to not repeat the same mistakes as my parents did when it comes to finances and networking.

Ultimately, my true ambitions is to just become a good father. Simple, I know, but that's what I want.

I'd like to get a really well paid job which is actually to do with my university degree, I'd love to be a really good psychologist, whose research is quoted for years after I've gone like Freud or Milgram :)

But for now I'd be happy to get my dissertation published :)

I want to find a bag of money.

I think I have a way both of our dreams can come true. <3

As a young child, I wanted to be a writer because writers were rich and famous. They lounged around Singapore and Rangoon smoking opium in a yellow pongee silk suit. They sniffed cocaine in Mayfair and they penetrated forbidden swamps with a faithful native boy and lived in the native quarter of Tangier smoking hashish and languidly caressing their pet gazelle.

Now I write crap on the internet, wasting my time and limited abilities in an attempt to communicate with idiots like Buckwalt, who fifty years ago would be making a buck fifty an hour picking lint out of sock machines or would at best be forgotten after being brought up in an orphanage and dying in the service when some random asian soldier heaved the blade of a shovel into the side of their skull.

Whatever it is I want to do - it has to be in direct opposition to what I'm doing now, today.

Hm... I want to get every game that I want to have
And a big house with a very big Tv with every console of the whole world^^^^^^

That's a horrible goal.

Theres a great Calvin And Hobbes script, where Calvin asks Hobbes what he'd wish for if given the chance. Hobbes says a tunafish sandwich. Calvin screams that he'd wish for a billion dollars and his own car and all these materialistic things. The last shot is Hobbes eating a tunafish sandwich, him replying "I can get my wish".

Well, Hobbes was the philosopher of the pair.

I am a little skeptical that this is worthwhile. Once you've got the 360 and the Wii hooked up you're never actually going to touch the Coleco Telstar.

I want to make my homemade steak sandwiches for the whole world to taste.