Well let’s see here…In 10 years I’ll be around 25 years old, so a good age to be out of my parent’s house…as in not in their basement. I think that would be my first goal…though that basement is pretty damn nice…no. So to start off, I’ll (hopefully) not be in this house anymore. I might be in some type of post-secondary schooling then. More like probably. And if I’m finished it, I’ll probably still be paying it off. I will also have a job, scary as that might seem. This job I’m speaking of, I have absolutely no idea what it might be…It might be one of those crappy part times jobs you get while in college so you can eat, or it might (probably not) be a job I actually went to school for. Let’s be optimistic and hope for the second of those two choices…
If the sun doesn’t explode or the world doesn’t end in some other ridiculous fashion, I’d like to travel a bit before 2020. I’m not sure where I’d like to go…but I want to go somewhere other than here. Maybe across Canada …or Scotland . I’ve always wanted to go to Scotland …and apparently we had relatives there. So I only feel it’s my duty to go tell them that they are related to me, and then proceed to listen to them talk in their wonderful accents for hours and hours on end. I could go to England too…I’ve always wanted to go to England . Probably the accent thing again, cause I can’t really think of another reason to go there. My mind just subconsciously wants to go sit in a lecture and listen to them talk and talk and talk.
Being 25, my social life should hopefully have picked up from where it is in this day and age. Friends, and perhaps a more than friend. My mother informed me a while ago that she is expecting a grandchild in 10 years. I’ll be 25…not sure if I want a kid at 25. I guess it really depends on where I am in my life. If I’m in school, no. I’d probably have to be married to have kids too, so I guess doing that first is a good idea. Would I be married at 25? I really have no clue. One doesn’t really have control over whom they meet in the world. If I am married, then I guess we would look at how settled we are. Like if you’re living in a tent in Egypt , a kid is a bad plan of action. But if you are living in a house with some money in the bank and some steady jobs, it’s a solid maybe.
I think I’ve pretty much covered anything that would change in 10 years…actually I probably forgot a ton of stuff…But whatever.
A thousand apologies for not having read this sooner, Brianne, but I have to tell you, I really did not think you blogged me. That seems to be strange way to communicate, but perhaps that is because I am very old-fashioned as far as communicating goes. Anyway, I loved your ideas and visions of the future. I am sure everything will work out and you will have a wondrous life, kids or not. Keep being funny, kind and smart and life will give you what you need.
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