WHEN YOU GROW UP
He wants to be a BIG BOY when he grows up . . . that's it. Prompting results in no more more details on what 3-year-old dreams for his future.
Not so long ago, she wanted to be a "Rock Star/President" - like that was a single job description. Now, she wants to be a song writer. In fact, she spent over an hour in her room yesterday sitting on her bed with a pad of paper and pen writing songs. One is about love, and the other is about dogs. My favorite line is, "Our dogs are perfectly fine." This could be a defining moment. Someday we may say, yes, she always wanted to be a song writer, in fact, when she was 6 . . . or maybe not.
What did YOU want to be when you were little, and what are you now? Or what do you still want to be when you "grow up"?
posted by J.B. Rowell at 6:10 PM
2 Comments:
When I was a child, I wanted to write books, to be the first female president, and to be a mom.
Today I am a writer (though I haven't written a book yet) and a mom. Two out of three isn't bad! I don't want to be president anymore. I have enough stress as it is!
Hi Joy,
I think being a mom is more stressful than being president, you don't (usually) have all those people helping you.
I wanted to be a writer, and I'm a writer (also teacher & mom). My husband always wanted to be a scientist, and he is a scientist. How single-minded are we?
Thanks for coming by,
Julia
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