I wanted to be a flight nurse in the AF, parents wouldn't hear of it.
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What would your occupation be if you had followed your childhood dreams
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I wanted to be a flight nurse in the AF, parents wouldn't hear of it.
Well, there's a possible answer to what you might do while on disability.Paint artist. Since I can remember it was what I wanted to be, but other people crushed my dream on a daily notice. They said it was not a job. And it was no money in it
Spirit of Light
Be who ever you want
It is my hobby
so yes I will be paint a lot more.
Aupmanyav
Be your own guru
Good to hear that. Why not house painting as a career?It is my hobby
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Be who ever you want
The Crimson Universe
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wandering peacefully
Which way to the woods?
National Park ranger. But life got in the way. I could still possibly work in a national forest however, the physical aspects of the job are most likely beyond my current abilities. And it would require camping there all summer as it is too far a commute. The grandkids (and kids) would not appreciate me being away that much.
I'm sort of living out my dreams by creating my own natural park on 200 acres so that will have to do. It is in my backyard so no commute and I can work slowly with many breaks and only as long as my body will allow. Then walk back home. It is in several of my grandkids backyards also so everyone gets to enjoy it.
I'm sort of living out my dreams by creating my own natural park on 200 acres so that will have to do. It is in my backyard so no commute and I can work slowly with many breaks and only as long as my body will allow. Then walk back home. It is in several of my grandkids backyards also so everyone gets to enjoy it.