Friday, May. 07, 2004 6:57 A.M.
Versatility is a good thing Good-bye FRIDAY FIVE, You will be missed. Well at least it is still Friday! Yay! I finished a big school project and I am mailing it in today. Only 5 lessons left and the grand finale project. I am very happy. I will be even happier when it is done. Don't get me wrong. I love learning. I think that if there ever comes a time when I don't want to learn anymore, my life will be over. I am like a sponge. If someone is talking about something that I don't know and can't contribute to the conversation, it generally sends me straight to the web to find out all I can about said subject so I will be ready for the next time. This, of course isn't all the time. If it doesn't interest me, I don't bother. For instance. I have no desire to know the workings of my television. It fascinates me, yes, but as long as it works, then that is all the info I need. But there are many things I still want to know. Millions of things. If someone were to ask me what I would love to do for a living, my list would be long. I would like to be: A writer
a singer
An artist
A lawyer
a web site designer Those are the things I haven't been yet. I have had a multitude of positions so far, but I don't think I'm quite done yet. Among those areUS Army Reserves (Had to leave after basic training, but DID do that)
Store owner (brief ownnership)
Night Manager of family restaurant
Video Store shift manager
Financial Aid Officer of a School of Cosmetology
Commercial Lines Insurance rater
Waitress (Food and coctail)
Beach Cabana steward
Hotel night shift Manager
Switchboard operator
Corrections Officer (Guard)
Telemarketer (Yuck!)
resort hotel, salad person, prep cook
Dishasher
maid
Comptometer operator
factory seamstress
Babysitter
There may be some I missed I knew a guy once that got a job in the circus circumcising elephants. It didn't pay much but the tips were enormous! Ok, that wasn't true. Just seeing if you were paying attentions. Yup, I am a true Gemini. This list either makes me look very versitile in the past 35 years, or very fickle. Some of these jobs never lasted more than a few months. Most did. But what it boils down to, I think, is that though I still don't know what I want to be when I grow up, I continue to grow. I hope to still be growing when I reach (God willing) my 80's. The mind truly is a terrible thing to waste. Later...
Later,
Cosmic
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