Hello dear people curious I am I wanted to ask wich job you wanted to do when you was just a little kid like you dreammm job
simple like that
....me
I wanted to be a archeologist because I saw the movie of Indiana jone so I thinked it was so much cool like that but when I grown ups...I realise how it was not like Indiana Jones ;_; ...
but also wanted to be a ''pompier'' but the drawing is my true vocation~
so you people what it was your dream job when you was kid?
Dream job when young
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To be the organist for the dodgers... Haha! No... seriously!
That, or a video game designer (Developer). :)
Also, To be a voiceover artist! -
Dream Job was to become an artist, also a fashion designer!
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Like the typical nerd kid that I was I wanted to be astronaut.
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I wanted to be a vet, and an author... The vet thing never panned out, but I'm still working on the author bit.
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Pilot! Because I like flying things
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I gave up when publishers weren't interested in high comedy, fantasy adventure stories for teems and adults and more interested in sparkly vampires and topless werewolves -
Dream job as a kid: President of the Republic (don't laugh)
Dream job as an adult: Movie Actor (not really for the money or the fame but because I like to entertain people with acting)
Actual job: Head Waiter.
I did all the sorts of jobs in my life:
bartender, electrician, bricklayer, painter, warehouseman, regular waiter, computer technician and appliances technician.
Thanks to my experience with all these jobs I basically learned to do almost everything, which is an awesome thing. -
It's never too late. :) Pursue it! You never know who might become inspired by the stories you tell...Author
I gave up when publishers weren't interested in high comedy, fantasy adventure stories for teems and adults and more interested in sparkly vampires and topless werewolves -
Hey, there has to be a first for everything! Besides, I can tell you, Sparklepoo Vampire Love Story doesn't really sell anymore. How do I know? I run the entertainment department for a major retailer. (I also work electronics, toys, luggage, automotive, seasonal and infant accessories.)Author
I gave up when publishers weren't interested in high comedy, fantasy adventure stories for teems and adults and more interested in sparkly vampires and topless werewolves
My dream job when I was a kid was to be an animator. Then I wanted to work with video games. Then my interest shifted to comic books. I found out in high school that I like to write, and am actually working on a novel right now. (Currently on the back burner until I can find someone who works in law enforcement to do some fact checking.) -
To be honest, I never thought too much about what I wanted to WORK with. But when I was a kid I surely wanted to create things and use my imagination. I wanted to make cartoons, I wanted to create monsters and bring them to life (?), and when I was introduced to video games all I wanted was to create my own games. So I could say that my dream as a kid was to be an artist when I grew up.
On my teenager years I abandoned this idea and for me it was just an impossible dream. So despite of struggling with this fact, I accepted that I would have a boring regular job that I didn't need to like.
Plot twist: turns out that the only job I could get was doing art for an indie game, which is my current(dream)job. -
Astronaut
When I was still a kid, I've always wanted to be an astronaut. -
Your right, I am still doing a bit to become an artist. That's why I always participant in weekly art challenges. These things always help to reach our dream.It's never too late.
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Thanks but I decided to put my author dream into putting my stories into RPG maker and making comics into it which I think is an awesome alternative.
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Dream job? I wanna be the very best, like no one ever was.
Jk. Back then, I wanna be a soldier. -
I wanted to own Squaresoft.
Now I know better. So I'm going for Square-Eidos-Enix! (not really)
It's kind of bad that I'm 30 now (D: ) and I am not sure what my dream job would be. I figured if I were a big enough indie dev so I can live off of what I sold, then that would be nice :D I need more self confidence and to work on a project I'd be proud of for this though...
Current job is material services, so I get packages and put in the computer what we were shipped. Not the most exciting job, but it's something for now. -
hahaha so much cool dream job xD!
myself A ANOTHER dream job dont think i am creep around before I fall in the teenager...
almost 8 I think
I saw the fisrt thing who make me love cat girl like a hell xD
I saw multicultural cat girl nukku nukku
so my dream job become I wanted to be a genetician for..just create a Cat girl for me...but after I realise it is illigal to manipulate Human genetic T-T...so my dream was broken...*snif* -
I wanted to be the manager of a Blockbuster store. (For those who don't know, Blockbuster was a chain video rental shop in the US before it went out of business.)
Typical 10 year old logic: "I could rent all the free movies and video games I want! What more could I possibly wish for!"
Yeah... I didn't have very high aspirations as a kid. -
I wanted to be an astronaut.
And then I realized my entire life would revolve around number crunching in zero gravity, and decided 0G wasn't worth number crunching.
After that, I wanted to be a surgeon, but decided against it as I have rather shaky hands. Which, as you have probably figured out, does not help in delicate procedures.
Then I decided I just wanted to be filthy stinking rich. Still do.
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Hmm... when I was a kid I kind of wanted to be a medical examiner, morbid I know but my reasoning was that I was fascinated with the human body and such but the idea of cutting into living people (as a doctor would do) disturbed me more than cutting into dead ones. I mean, you can't really accidentally kill a dead person if you mess something up.
As for a dream job I've come to realize over the years that I've toiled away that my dream job is to not work at all, I'd much rather be a Mr.mom then to do any of the actual jobs I've ever worked before, including the jobs I enjoyed doing like being a vet tech and the brief stint I did as a park ranger up in Bankhead.