What do you want to be when you grow up?

indebtinsussex

I'm going to be a thundercat when I grow up

I wanted to be the blue one (well the female equivalent!), although I cant remember his name now

mummyroysof3

I don't know I'm doing a degree at that moment and looking at getting back out to work after 4 years out of work and no idea what I'll want to do or be able to do

double_mummy

indebtinsussex wrote: »

I'm going to be a thundercat when I grow up

I wanted to be the blue one (well the female equivalent!), although I cant remember his name now

his name was panthro i have the entire series on dvd and have been watching them recently

i dont want to grow up i want to stay at 14 forever but sadly i have moved on 10 years from that and still have no idea what i want to do i would love to be a teacher but i couldnt deal with the kids all day a professional dancer would also be nice but my body has decided thats not for me i would like to be a grandma when i grow up but i fear that i may regress to a 5 year old like my parents do when they are with my kids

marisco_2

I want to feel as confident, self assured and in control of my life as all the 'grown ups' that surrounded me as I grew up appeared to be. Something tells me they were all putting on a massive act, and didn't have it anywhere near as sussed as I thought they did. Oh and I would like to be an astronaut and walk on the moon.

tiger_eyes

I wanted to be an editor, and I've done that. I wanted to escape a nine-to-five day job, and I've done that. I want to be a writer and I'm not quite there yet, but I do write lots of novels and my self-published fiction is selling, so I'll take it. I'd like to be happy as well but I think that might take a bit more work.

VJsmum

I wanted to be a teacher, a barmaid or a shop assistant. I have done all 3

I like being a teacher, but would love to be a writer

joansgirl

Pthree wrote: »

Personally I dont think I will be happy until I can afford a small holding with a few acres and lots of dogs, I'm not really a people person and this going to work lark and having to be polite to folk all day is really starting to take it toll.

P3

Absolutely! I always wanted to move to Scotland and live in the Highlands on a remote farm, miles from anywhere, on my own. It's not practical now though, so will probably not do it. I do live on my own though (but not in Scotland) and although I haven't got "The perfect job" I do work alone which, after years of barely tolerating other people in the workplace, is a massive relief. It's not the other people that's the problem though, it's me. I'm just not sociable and can't tolerate other peoples inane chattering. I'm just a miserable old woman!

Mr_Toad

FatVonD wrote: »

I've always harboured a bit of a desire to be a shopkeeper.

It would have to be a book shop for me. :T

ellay864

Mrs Bongiovi, wife of Jon...but the position's already taken

**Patty**

At school, i was going to become an Air Traffic Controller.
That went on for about 4 years.

I never made it to ATC college ..the 7 years put me off. And the re-taking of licences.

At 18 i got a part time job in a local hotel, waitressing at weddings & functions.
I went off to college to do Hotel Management instead.

Worked for the now-defunct THF group and adored my job.