I want to find happines everywhere I go. I would like to stop being a negative person. I need to learn to roll with it and not question it.
I want to go back to school and become someone important enough to be financially stable.
I want my husband to not go back to the job he hates and stay home with our kids and be there for them.
I want to be a better mother, with more patience so I can enjoy them as they grow and not shut them out.
I would like to take some time to travel, see America and the world beyond.
I want to live to be an old lady and enjoy my life to the fullest!
And for my far fectched dreams:
I would like to wake up outside and watch the sunrise surround by nothing but nature in it purest form. Trees that breath life into the earth while I feel the suns embrace. I want to relax by a babbling river and feel its words. I would like to soar in the sky on the wings of an eagle, alive and free.
I woul dlike to connect with my Native American heritage and know true life. I want to live life as it should have been.
I want to see the world live peacefully, sharing our wealth and goods unstead of killing each other. I want to see children grow up to be healthy, loving, strong adults without abuse and negativity in their lives
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Yay, a new friend! And you seem so interesting from what I've read. That's always a plus!
Those are nice goals to set, even the far-fetched ones don't seem too impossible... except maybe the one that involves other people doing their part (the world living peacefully). The personal goals, the ones you can make happen yourself, are the most fulfilling.
I would love to go back to school and finish my Associates degree into a Bachelors. I want to be an art teacher, yet I'm a legal secretary with an Illustration degree. I took a wrong turn somewhere... ugh.
As for goals for kids, it's just me and my hubby, so no goals for kids, except maybe that I don't want any. I'm objectionable to pain, hehe, not kids. I love kids. My 11-year-old niece is my pen pal!