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Ha very cool man.
I always wanted to be a Storm Chaser and Meteorologist. Weather always fascinated me and still to this day does. I wanted to be the weather man that would go on location for all major storms to report the prep, during, and post of the storms.
Mother Nature is a powerful thing and I always wanted to feel the power. Living in Tornado Alley, I've seen between 6 or 7 tornadoes destroy farm land and homes. Luckily they've been from a safe distance.
I'd love to catch one of film one day.
When I was a kid, I really wanted to be an actor. I would watch shows and thought it was cool to be on TV, so that's why I wanted it. That went away pretty quickly, as I realized that not only was it very feasible, but that I wouldn't really enjoy the breech of privacy that one incurs when they become "famous." Then I thought I wanted to be a cop. I actually thought that this would be my "Plan B" until I began to realize that cops uphold a system of violence and have a monopoly on it. That's basically it. I now teach.
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A garbage men, lol. It didn't happen :)
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Good question. I know it often asked in Self-finding-kurses. I really don't remember and I don't think many grownups do. Most kids want to be 100% in the presents and don't care about the future. As their ocuppations changes a lot it is hard to predict anything.