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i want to be a paid homemaker. in other words, i want to stay home and cook, clean and do laundry, in addition to daily trips to the gym, studying russian,and playing guitar. i want $200 a week to do what i want with. that's my dream "job".
i would also love to be in a band and get paid to do gigs. it's really hard to find the right people and get it all together...i've kind of given up on that one. i would also like to work with immigrants, like maybe teaching english as a second language. i am always captivated by foreign people, like the illegal brazilian i almost married, the irish chick i lived with for a summer, the french foreign exchange student i dated as a teenager, the japanese boyfriend i had at age 13, the cape verdian guy i lost my virginity to...? i just have a thing for foreign people, i guess. |
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I saw a film once "Barcelona" that presented an unflattering reason for this perhaps..at the end the two Americans who ended up with spanish girls noted how much better it was when your foreign girlfriend mistook your personal flaws as being part of your national character and was thus much more forgiving of them. All I can say is that it only works for the first 3-4 years of your relationship and that you've got to try avoid going home or meeting up with others of your nationality ;) |
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The wierd thing is, despite my political views I could easily work for a highly amoral organisation like the CIA. I don't really get it either. I guess it's simply an extension of my own ability to put my morals on hold if the situation demands it.
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None of you does what he always wanted to do?
I always wanted to become an officer in the army. One out of 60... And what's coming I don't know, maybe luxembourgish Intelligence Service, or later on working for UN. That's the difference between most of you older people (hihihi) an us, youngsters :p |
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doing exactly what I want to be doing, what I trained for years to do, and what I ran doggedly after until I got it.
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I don’t hate my job, but no I’d say that at no point during my childhood did I actually say, “I think I’d like to be an accountant.” You have to do something that pays money so you can afford to do the things you really want to do.
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