What Did You Want to Be When You Grew Up?

Rich

A ballet dancer .now I'm older I could play the sugar plum fairy

I wanted to be a chef only making pasta and cheese and own a restaurant

I’ve never known what I’ve wanted to do/be.. almost at the end of my second undergraduate degree, still no idea..

Older!

An adult!

I wanted to be a show jumper as I loved horses.

A continuity girl as I was always spotting misplaced or moved items in old films!

I did go through a stage where I wanted to be a mechanic even though I know nothing about cars. Then a pathologist I'd really like to do this really want to help people who have died and there loved ones.

I never want to grow up cos it comes with so many responsibilities..

Ohh to be young & carefree...

I wanted to be a vet too and like you I didn’t think I could cope with animals dying. I don’t think I could put someone’s pet to sleep forever

A vet or just working with animals in general

A writer but when do I ever get a chance to exhibit the depth and awe of my skills in putting word on paper such that the reader keeps reading the whole of my writing even when it just begins to go on and on and on and into drivel or something like that when I am..... lol

A child

I was indecisive, always changing my mind never really too passionate about anything.

Some of the things i wanted to be were an artist, singer, librarian, nursery teacher etc

I wanted to be a singer songer writer for the fame and fortune which is so weird as now i have no desire to earn that much money i just love to have enough to get by and really enjoy my life and cant think of anything worse than fame!

Steam Train Driver. I am that old.

Well you not going to like mine lol especially if your a driver

Traffic warden it was for me not now though and still don't drive

My second choice was a prison warden

I said I wanted to be a nun dout that I have 4 kids then a fashion designer

Fireman, I like fire a bit too much. Asthma as a child stopped me.

An air hostess but I wouldn't want the job now as they are poorly paid for all the skills and training the job demands .