I wanted to be US Army Special Forces, or a US Navy SEAL. Do to vision loss at birth, I can't even enlist. Now I'm seeking a BA in History (Focus on Military History), hoping to teach at a community college. I figure, if I can't fight, I'll dedicate my life to remembering all those who did.
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Originally Posted by Kate Simmons
I always wanted to be a comic artist, so artistic/creative, but pretty much a male dominated profession. I still like to draw/write and I read a lot of comics.
I wanted to be Cathrine Bach's stunt double in the Dukes of Hazard series. To bad the show was off the air long before I was old enough to even think about it
Col. Wilma Deering. From Buck Rogers. Then later in my youth I just wanted to be left alone, so forest ranger. In my teens I helped my cousin do inventory at Nordstrom's, she worked in the lingerie dept. Cocktail hostess at one of the casinos. I wanted to change light bulbs at Disneyland....none of these happened.
....Now, I wear gloves and handle some pretty nasty stuff.
Joni
I used to always joke with one of my best friend when we were younger that I wanted to work in the cosmetics department at a department store that was near my parents house growing up. But when I was younger, I never wanted to be anything particularly feminine or masculine. I knew I wanted to be a professional in a corporation, like I do now :)
I've given some thought to wanting to be in a traditional woman's job,but unfortunately the best I can do is underdress.
A yoga instructor.
I thought about being a make up artist or hair stylist. But i chose i.t. as a career field
i have not grown up yet.....when I do....you will be the first to know
I did not.
For me it was to be an Archetech. Wasn't good enough with math. Now if I had a dream job and had money off to the side, it would be my own Jewelry store.
Take it easy, Nikki