- btw guys, you remember I did GYLC when I was in Grade 12? So this girl I was with then, XXXX, she just spent her summer travelling on her own to Nepal, Pakistan and Jammu (in India) for a uni research project on theatre groups and how plays build communities; she was given a grant by her uni, and some other cool programs, and her blogpost is amazing. I feel like she's about todo some AMAZING things in her life, and I feel uselss
- Actuallly she has a wordpressand just wowlike MashAllahshe's so smart and so very luckyI mean why am I comparing myself and feeling mehI'm lucky that I even know what an internet is. It's so easy to look at other people and feel unsatisfied about life. She's pursuing a degree in Foreign Services, with a concentration on Human Rights and Culture apparentlyWhy didn't *I* think like this when I was 18 and trying to decide what to do with my life tongue emoticon I guess part-time social justice issues-person is what I'd be doing.I've been thinking about my career you guysThe more I think about it, the more I can see myself doing something on my own (as in business) as opposed to actually working someplace
- and even if I do work somewhere, what will I even do? I LOVE Finance as a thing to study and work on, but the kind of job I want is so far and few. I can focus on other stuff, I guess--but what? I don't even have a passion, I just have lots of interests, like drama, and languages, and charity/volunteerism, the FREAKING PODCAST tongue emoticon
- we should work on the stuff RIGHT NOW! Like RIGHT NOWWW~~FInalize names and get a Facebook page, and have a photoshoot as SOON as I get home wherein we can edit just our sillhoutes or somethingMy biggest problem is, what if I start working and then I HATE it? D: Okay I REALLY hope the guy I'm marrying is a loot more stable and well-settled and wouldn't mind if I just indulged in these interests and took care of the kids and stufflike I can TOTALLY be a momBut I can't ASPIRE to be a mom!But I WANT to be an at home mom that does interesting stuff, as opposed to a working mom and that doesn't have enough flexibilty to take careof her kidsI mean flexibility in terms of timeI don't want nanniesI want three kids ALL to myself, and I can take them on field trips after school based on whatever they're learning in class and just get them interested in EVERYTHING so they can also be smart and wonderful citizens of the worldI feel like I know what I wantmy kids to be like more than what *I* want to be likeugh