the future.

dear reader,

today im going to be writing about what i want to do when i am older and my 'plan' for the furture.

may i start by saying, i dont really know what i want to do when im older but, i do have a rough idea of where i want to be 20 years from now.

job:
jernalist or PA&R (public relations and advertisment) for either Vouge, Elle, a new paper that studies culture not news or a fashion indestriy.


although this is the end goal i want to try being a secutary for a busy news paper for at least 2 years so i can build up cotacts, relations and get to know exactly what the world of writing, entails.

school;
i want to studie at a university: media, jernalsim, sicholigy and cummunications.
i however do not want to come out of it with no money and years of debt like my sister did.

seing the world:
i want to travel with my sister and visit places that are beautiful and alive.
i would however, only do this for 6 months at most.

relashionships:
in one, preferbly.
not maried yet.
in the late furture i want 2 kids all adopted and a dog.

living:
i want to live in london, near family.
in either a small house or large apartment.

dreams:
i want to write a book.
if you are a long timer you know all about this.
i wrote about it in:  the reason for the title of this blog.

did you notice the two words i repeated many times.
i want.

breakthrough, you dont and cant always get what you want.
so i'll take life as it comes and accept it.

We are lucky enough to get a spot on this earth. Take advantge of that, by all means, but dont go getting sulky when you dont get that job or go on that trip. because in the end, all that matters is how you are to others and wether you think that you lived or are living a good life.

i hope all your dreams and plans go through, but remember to love the things you already had and have as well as the new.

a quick shoutout to musicaldiaries18.blogspot.com/
she specializes in music and top charts.


thats all from me
see you soon,                  
                        girl with thoughts
                                     x


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