H-land
Seapony Tears and Provolone
Most ideally, rather than a career or any sort of a job, I'd like to have a not-quite-immodest source of independent income that I could use to support myself in lieu of doing the same job day after day on a regular schedule.
Failing that, I might like to get paid to travel and learn stuff (notice how I don't want to have to write anything), or get paid to play vidya games. If there were a way I could do both and I could get that job, why, I'd be on cloud nine.
Realistically, I expect to become some sort of computer programmer, though I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing in that field yet. Failing that, I aim to get my fluency in Spanish up to a point where I could seriously consider a career as a translator, even if I just wound up working at a bank in Philadelphia or something. I'm trying to get to Maryland, though, rather than Pennsylvania, if only because I don't think I'd be able to handle the time difference with Europe and everyone here on the east side of the country if I moved to Seattle or Palo Alto.
Currently, though, I'm not paying a penny into social security; I'm just in the second semester of my first year of University. And sometimes, it really makes me miss high school.
Failing that, I might like to get paid to travel and learn stuff (notice how I don't want to have to write anything), or get paid to play vidya games. If there were a way I could do both and I could get that job, why, I'd be on cloud nine.
Realistically, I expect to become some sort of computer programmer, though I'm not quite sure what I'll be doing in that field yet. Failing that, I aim to get my fluency in Spanish up to a point where I could seriously consider a career as a translator, even if I just wound up working at a bank in Philadelphia or something. I'm trying to get to Maryland, though, rather than Pennsylvania, if only because I don't think I'd be able to handle the time difference with Europe and everyone here on the east side of the country if I moved to Seattle or Palo Alto.
Currently, though, I'm not paying a penny into social security; I'm just in the second semester of my first year of University. And sometimes, it really makes me miss high school.