What are you doing with your life?
By MichaelNil
@MichaelNil (143)
United States
February 9, 2011 5:42pm CST
What are you doing with your life?
Are you using time well?
Are you taking advantage of your life, regardless of your age?
Have you seen it all, done it all?
Are you wasting your time playing video games?
Are you a high school dropout?
There are endless possibilities.
What are you doing with your life?
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@palonghorn (5479)
• United States
10 Feb 11
I actually don't think anyone has 'seen it all, done it all'. So to your main question, what are you doing with your life? I have an assoc degree, I am a wildland firefighter/first responder; I am the mother to two wonderful daughter's, both grown, and a grandmother to a beautiful 3 year old little girl and a happy 5 month old little boy; I am a training officer with my fire department; I just launched my own website and scrapbooking consultant business; I just turned 51 in January, and have never been in better shape, physically or mentally. I am divorced, single, and happy with that aspect of my life. I have wonderful friends; I don't spend much time watching television; I travel every chance I get and love seeing and experiencing new places; I am constantly taking photos and love doing it. And I know that there is much more to do and experience in life.
@MichaelNil (143)
• United States
10 Feb 11
I agree that anyone has seem it all and done it all. As I have said before, I do not believe that anyone has, am, or will see it all and do it all.
I'm not quite sure what an associates degree is, would you mind explaining?
Also, what do you do as a "first responder?"
Your life seems to be in good shape as well! It's great to hear that. You might have taken a turn here and there, but you also seem to have straightened things out.
Some schools are actually offering classes in photography now.
Enjoy your life; remember never to give up!
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@palonghorn (5479)
• United States
11 Feb 11
An Associate Degree is a 2 year college degree. A first responder is an emergency responder, to medical calls, disasters, fires, etc. I took 3 yrs of photography class, and I must say the best thing to come along is the digital camera, I have a Nikon. I am a survivor by nature, so giving up is never an option for me.
