It's just a job.

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I sometimes wonder if I am satisifed with my current work. Yes, it's challenging and pays me very well. More than what I hoped for. But I wish I were 24 years old and could've started something different. I am certain on some level it's too late now. I am going to resign my current position in a year or so but until then, it's a dead-end job. Staring at a computer all the time....isn't fun. Besides, I don't feel skilled enough... If I were 24 years old, I would've wanted to...
1. Finish my unfinished BFA program and trying to become David Morgan's Assistant.
2. Be a local coffee shop person and enjoy more personal time.
3. Be a House-Husband.
4. Go to a grad school and trying to work for UN.
I guess I screwed up when I changed my major THREE times during college years. I could only dream... Anyway, I sometimes wonder and the exact answer cannot be found. I will see for a change next year. Okay, going to work.

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Ouch, sorry you feel that way. But it's never too late, not until you are dead, and that won't happen anytime soon. You might chose not to persue your dreams though for some personal reason... "You will still be here tomorrow, but your dreams may not" (Father and son, by Cat Steven)

It's not really "ouch" to be honest. I just didn't plan out my future very carefully. I just went with the flow and look what happened! I admit I kinda regret it on some level. I am 29 so weird thoughts come and go. :-) C'est tout. You have a good night. (oh, it's actually early morning there...)

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