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1 year?

5 years?

10?

20+?

In one year, I'll be finishing up school, and begin my attempt to fund my mission work, which I will be doing so long as I shall live. I imagine I'll have to work a lot to pay student loans off, then for a visa, and the plane over there, plus a house/apt. It will be very tough, but worth it. :)

5 years, I will either be having a good time, helping people left and right, or I will be dead. I think it to be the latter, which is weird to think about. I know where I am going will be a little bit dangerous for me, and might lead me to death, but its like I'm not even too worried about it.

10 years, if I am still alive, I plan on having a permanent church or two set up of my own. I also hope to have a wife by this time, and maybe a kid.


If I make it past 20 years, I think I might have to come back to the US(if there still is one) and trying to find old friends, and see how they are. Then I will try and find someone to take over my mission work in case of my retirement and all. Maybe I'll stay state side at that time, and work on bettering the Church over here. Who knows.

"Mission work"

"Church"

I've heard those words somewhere before.

Well, I five years time I won't be here in front of this computer wasting my life posting on forums... I'll have a better computer. :p

Or some Satanic sect may have recruited me to do the bidding of the Prince of Darkness. Whatever happens, it's all an experience.

One year .... hmmm.

Five years ... hmmm again.

Ten years ... have to go with "hmmm" again.

Twenty years ... oh, no more "hmmm"s by then. I probably will have been assassinated a few "hmmm"s prior.

One year .... Probably still studying for OT in the Grad program.

Five years ... Hopefully have a job as an OT, and living on my own. Hopefully in the mountains. Will I be married, probably not.

Ten years ... Probably at the same job, instead now married to a Filipina who is barren.

Twenty years ... Same as ten year.

Or some Satanic sect may have recruited me to do the bidding of the Prince of Darkness. Whatever happens, it's all an experience.
There is a cult to do Ozzy's bidding? Cool!

There is a cult to do Ozzy's bidding? Cool!

Yup. Like dominos.
http://www.broadwaytovegas.com/patboonemetalmood.jpg

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Why waste time and money on being a missionary and setting up a church when you could use these resources to actually help people?

Personally, in one year either finishing Honours in political science or working at some shitty newspaper as a cadet.

Five years, hopefully working at a better shitty newspaper.

Ten years, working at a good paper as a senior journalist.

You see where this is going.

One year .... Probably still studying for OT in the Grad program.

Five years ... Hopefully have a job as an OT, and living on my own. Hopefully in the mountains. Will I be married, probably not.

Ten years ... Probably at the same job, instead now married to a Filipina who is barren.

Twenty years ... Same as ten year.

OT?

Celebrating the 1, 5, 10, and 20 year anniversaries of you asking me this question!:D

You see where this is going.

Dan Rather getting out of the business over a memo reprint using current software?

OT?

Old Testament.
http://www.thebricktestament.com/judges/iron_chariots/jg01_19c.html

There is a cult to do Ozzy's bidding? Cool!

I meant Satan, but if he's busy, I'll see what Ozzy's up to. :D

1 year : still in school

5 years: university, with an after schooljob, and a cute boyfriend

10 years: getting a real job, hopefully I will have moved out by then

20 years: Married, with 2 to 3 kids, and a great home, and great parttime job.

I meant Satan, but if he's busy, I'll see what Ozzy's up to. :D

He's hanging around The Alamo again. Better keep an eye on him and his flask.

Well in 10-15 years I will be retired. Then will probably travel to all the places I have wanted to go and have not been yet.

OT?

Occupational Therapist

Old Testament.
http://www.thebricktestament.com/judges/iron_chariots/jg01_19c.html

So I'm going to be an Old Testament? PHAIL! :p No, OT means Occupational Therapist.

As to why I want a barren Filipina. 1. I like Asian women, and 2. I don't want children. Seems to be logical for me to want a barren Filipina! :D

1: Nursing pre-school hangovers.
5: Hopefully getting the handle of my first post grad job.
10: Hopefully at one of the big places I want to end up, or working on my Doctorate.
20: Fragging noobs. Freedom 35 baby.

One year: pretty much the same as now.

Five years: stuck on my eyes (...what a surprise). ;)

Ten years: married, splitting my time between working and looking after the kids

Twenty years: pretty much the same as ten.

I'm not sure cos I usually don't plan things much more than a day in advance.

In one year, I'll hopefully already be in either French Polynesia or French Guinea cos those are places I'd like to go to on my year out.

In five years, I'll have finished uni and I don't really knoiw what I'd be doing after that. travelling round the world would be cool.

In ten years, I'll be 27 if I'm still alive. I know that much. Hopefully I'll be living in a jugle somewhere as a hunter gatherer.

37..ooh the big Three Seven... dunno...

One year from now: Chasing my kids. :)

Five years from now: Chasing my kids. :)

Ten years from now: Running from my kids. :)

Twenty years from now: Hoping the electric scooter doesn't run out of juice before I give my kids the slip. :)

One year from now: Chasing my kids. :)

Five years from now: Chasing my kids. :)

Ten years from now: Running from my kids. :)

Twenty years from now: Hoping the electric scooter doesn't run out of juice before I give my kids the slip. :)

I would like to add to my Ten years from now list to include helping LG's kid to catch him, and on my Twenty year from now list, add draining LG's power scooter battery of life by joy riding in it. :p

I would like to add to my Ten years from now list to include helping LG's kid to catch him, and on my Twenty year from now list, add draining LG's power scooter battery of life by joy riding in it. :p

:eek:

:p

One year: School

5 years: I'll be in Uni with a sexy girlfriend.

10 years: We will be married and have kids.

20 years: I'll have a full time job and I'll be heaving in the cash! ;)

20 years: I'll have a full time job and I'll be heaving in the cash! ;)

Puking in the cash? :eek:

Wasn't that on TubGirl or something?

One: Uni, unless a touring or performing option presents itself.

Five: Touring/performing. Maybe married.

Ten: I'd rather like to be married by this point. Either having, or seeking a grad degree, and teaching at a Uni. Kids would be nice to.

Twenty: Very much like ten. Possible midlife crisis and back on tour.

Okay, so I really have no idea.

In the future I'll probably see myself in the mirror :D How else should I see myself?

In the future I'll probably see myself in the mirror :D How else should I see myself?

In a still pool, as Narcissus did ... like the rest of us, for hours upon end.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/4081/Narcissus.jpg

In the future I'll probably see myself in the mirror :D How else should I see myself?

A camera and a full length flat TV screen in high def!

Possible midlife crisis and back on tour.


Tour?

A camera and a full length flat TV screen in high def!

That would be such a waste of the screen. A whole screen for me, while you could watch hot babes on it :) Or the new comedy show "LG & the kids" :p

In a still pool, as Narcissus did ... like the rest of us, for hours upon end.
http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Troy/4081/Narcissus.jpg

That makes sense, and in 20 years the pool would probably be called Amsterdam, if the sea level continues rising :p

That makes sense, and in 20 years the pool would probably be called Amsterdam, if the sea level continues rising :p

:eek:
Ohhhh .... I made myself sad.

Save the dope and the tail!!!!!

Tour?

Musician

I have children so in one year, life will be exactly the same.

In five years, my son will be a teenager. I will be buying condoms and trying not to notice that his classmates include hot girls entirely too young for me.

In ten years my daughter will be a teenager. I will be buying a shotgun and trying not to notice that her classmates include hot girls entirely too young for me while paying rediculous college tuition for my son.

In 20 years I'll be ready to retire, assuming that I can afford it after paying for two kids through college. If I can't afford to retire, I'll take up heavy smoking to try and limit the number of years left I'll need to work :P

1 year?


Dead and cold in a grave.

1 year?
Sitting on my arse reading NSG, having finished my A-levels, and relaxing a bit before uni.
5 years?

10?
Working off uni debts, trying in vain to get on the property ladder.
20+?
Working off mortgage. Forever.

It's hard to make plans in my current situation, mainly because I can only get 2 year contracts for the job I'm doing. So even though I'm now in the system and the demand for English teachers here is high, one just never knows.

If I could guarantee even just a 5 yr contract, I would buy an apartment on the island I'm living on. What I'm paying in rent each month would pretty much equal the monthly payments a 10-yr mortgage on a decent property would be. It's just dumb not to do it. After 5 yrs, I'd 1/2 own something that would have appreciated in value in that time, rather than having 1/2 paid off someone else's mortgage.
Other thing I'd do is buy a rental at the same time - rent pretty much paying the mortgage, and I can afford to pay both it if it was empty for a month or two.

10 yrs down the track, my aim (if I stayed here, which I'd like to simply because of the money) I'd like to have 2 more rental properties paid for (or at least close to). I could pretty much semi-retire back in NZ with 4 properties here.

in 1 year i hope to have begun finding an apartment to live in (renting cos i couldn't possibly afford a downpayment on a mortgage in this country :()

in 5 years i hope to have proposed to glitzi, and be living with her. working on my OU degree maybe.

in 10 years i hope to have sold the family business for some cash (going into savings, paying off mortgage, etc), and got a normal job with less stress

in 20 years... who knows? hopefully kids, nice house, friends, a few cool mod-cons, perhaps living somewhere sunny like southern France or Australia maybe :)
and i intend to drive a Jaguar, cos they're awesome :D

1 year?

5 years?

10?

20+?

In one year, I'll be finishing up school, and begin my attempt to fund my mission work, which I will be doing so long as I shall live. I imagine I'll have to work a lot to pay student loans off, then for a visa, and the plane over there, plus a house/apt. It will be very tough, but worth it. :)

5 years, I will either be having a good time, helping people left and right, or I will be dead. I think it to be the latter, which is weird to think about. I know where I am going will be a little bit dangerous for me, and might lead me to death, but its like I'm not even too worried about it.

10 years, if I am still alive, I plan on having a permanent church or two set up of my own. I also hope to have a wife by this time, and maybe a kid.


If I make it past 20 years, I think I might have to come back to the US(if there still is one) and trying to find old friends, and see how they are. Then I will try and find someone to take over my mision work in case of my retirement and all. Maybe I'll stay state side at that time, and work on bettering the Church over here. Who knows.

where is it you're planning on going for said missionary work?

1 year? - Sitting on a cushy fulltime job and possibly getting a nice condo in the area I live in now, moving out of this shoebox apartment... and still taking in my dad's mail because he can't figure out where the hell he wants to live or if he wants to travel.

5 years? - Bitching on NSG about what brats my children are while my dad takes them on a vacation out of the country.

10? - Trying to keep track of my senile father who cannot decide whether he's coming or going, while bracing for the inevitable teen years, all while being married to the laziest ass SOB, whose biggest contribution will be NOT putting dirty cloths in the basket of clean clothes!

20+? - Still married but I long kicked the kids out of the house because I had to give the extra bedroom to my dad. And still married...

In one year (I'll be 18), I'll be starting at the University of South Florida. It'd be good to have some sort of job by then.

In five years (I'll be 22), I'll be one year away from finishing the program I want to do. At the end of it you get a BA in Chemistry and an MS in Chemical Engineering.

Within ten years of now (I'll be 27), I should have a PhD and be starting my career.

Within twenty years, (I'll be 37). Still working. Yeah. What else would there be?

in one year i will probably be in some meaningless office job saving money for the year travelling my friends and i plan on doing beginning 2009.

in five years i will have returned from my travels and hopefully have gained enough experience in field archaeology to work as a professional field archaeologist and will have become a member of the IFA. i will probably be living in a van at this point.

in 10 years i will either have some sort of supervisor position in an archaeology company or be a contract archaeologist for a council somewhere or i wil have had to quit the dig circuit and found work in some other field. perhaps working in transport. i would hope to have my own flat at this point.

in 20 years i hope to have achieved one of my dreams and be living on a houseboat, perhaps a converted dutch barge. not necessarily in britain though as moorings are in short supply. i would also hope to not be in debt by this time and be financially secure. career-wise i would hope to have found my niche.

in five years i will have returned from my travels and hopefully have gained enough experience in field archaeology to work as a professional field archaeologist and will have become a member of the IFA. i will probably be living in a van at this point.

in 10 years i will either have some sort of supervisor position in an archaeology company or be a contract archaeologist for a council somewhere or i wil have had to quit the dig circuit and found work in some other field. perhaps working in transport. i would hope to have my own flat at this point.
So...how long 'til we see you on Time Team? :p

in 1 year i hope to have begun finding an apartment to live in (renting cos i couldn't possibly afford a downpayment on a mortgage in this country :()
If you don't mind living with others, see if you can rent a student house. Rent is much cheaper (I'm paying £260/month at the moment), plus the more people you live with, the cheaper things like internet, phone and tv licence are.

in 5 years i hope to have proposed to glitzi, and be living with her. working on my OU degree maybe.
Degree in what?

and i intend to drive a Jaguar, cos they're awesome :D
Heh, same here!

So...how long 'til we see you on Time Team? :p


heh! to be honest i'd rather not be an archaeologist in this country if i can help it. i'd love to go to cyprus or somewhere else on the east med for that.

If you don't mind living with others, see if you can rent a student house. Rent is much cheaper (I'm paying £260/month at the moment), plus the more people you live with, the cheaper things like internet, phone and tv licence are.

i'll be sharing with glitzi, so she'll contribute to the rent... plus i have a "proper job" now so i can just about afford the luxury of not living with students any more :p

its just a shame to pay your money to someone else when you could pay just about the same as a mortgage each month, and with each payment own more of the house (rather than just giving it to the landlord)... bah.

Degree in what?
i wish i knew :P
thinking about history, or maybe PPE... but i know from my last stab at university, if its too abstract and impractical i'll lose interest fast...

Heh, same here!

i want a 4.2 litre XK coupe, myself. i'm loving my new 2.0 litre motor (stepping up from 1.2L), so i can only imagine what a 4.2L engine will be like :p (plus they look cool and are all luxurious and nice :))

1 year: still at university

5 years: teaching at the university level or wandering through the jungles of the Congo doing linguistic field work

10 years: more of the same, get my doctorate, hopefully published by this time

20 years: more of the same, hopefully published a few more times

Alternately, if I go the seminary route (which is unlikely right now, but still possible)

1 year: still at university

5 years: at seminary

10 years: mission work somewhere, preferably in Oceania or Africa, but I'm not picky, hopefully published

20 years: back in the US, lecturing on theology and fundraising for missions 9 months out of the year, going back to the missions 3 months out of the year

its just a shame to pay your money to someone else when you could pay just about the same as a mortgage each month, and with each payment own more of the house (rather than just giving it to the landlord)... bah.
I know what you mean. I'm living with my girlfriend (and three others), and together we pay £520/month. Over 25 years (a typical mortgage length), that's over £150,000. Never mind, in two years she'll be earning £20k as an FY1 doctor, and probably around £25k in five years. Should be able to afford a deposit on a house around then. :)


i wish i knew :P
thinking about history, or maybe PPE... but i know from my last stab at university, if its too abstract and impractical i'll lose interest fast...
Maybe not history then - from experience I know it can get a bit silly.


i want a 4.2 litre XK coupe, myself. i'm loving my new 2.0 litre motor (stepping up from 1.2L), so i can only imagine what a 4.2L engine will be like :p (plus they look cool and are all luxurious and nice :))
Pfft...I'll be getting an E-type. Don't really care so much for the modern ones.

1 - I'll be studying medicine, like I'm doing now.

5 - still not graduated, more studying.

10 - Depends if I specialize or if I become a GP. If I specialize I will probably be combining my studies with working (aka being an assistant). Otherwise I will have graduated and I will be looking for work or working (probably the last one)

20 - I'll be working, probably something in the field of medicine, if I could choose I'd prefer to do something in a developing country, if I can't I might want to start getting into politics if I haven't done this earlier.

that's the school/professional plan, it will be fun looking at it in a few years.

1 year... Writing a book
5 years... Trying to get that book published.
10 years... Famous for writing the greatest book ever.
20 years... Living in a new mansion every day as I am the richest and most successful author alive!

200 years... still alive. I'm just that good.

1 year?

5 years?

10?

20+?

In one year, I'll be finishing up school, and begin my attempt to fund my mission work, which I will be doing so long as I shall live. I imagine I'll have to work a lot to pay student loans off, then for a visa, and the plane over there, plus a house/apt. It will be very tough, but worth it. :)

5 years, I will either be having a good time, helping people left and right, or I will be dead. I think it to be the latter, which is weird to think about. I know where I am going will be a little bit dangerous for me, and might lead me to death, but its like I'm not even too worried about it.

10 years, if I am still alive, I plan on having a permanent church or two set up of my own. I also hope to have a wife by this time, and maybe a kid.


If I make it past 20 years, I think I might have to come back to the US(if there still is one) and trying to find old friends, and see how they are. Then I will try and find someone to take over my mission work in case of my retirement and all. Maybe I'll stay state side at that time, and work on bettering the Church over here. Who knows.

1 year - Still here, in sophomore year ar high school.

5 years - I'll be off in college, maybe in some frat, or other, and getting laid. (Hopefully)

10 years - I'll be in San Francisco, but still posting here. I'll probably spend my time either in a programming job and my off time scouting around for a gf, if I don't have one already.

20 years - I'll be in San Francisco, maybe still posting here, maybe with a steady girlfriend or a wife. I'll hopefully have enough money from my job for a good apartment.

1 year?
Two options here:

a) About to head off on a big adventure for half a year, perhaps travelling from Singapore to Beijing on a motorbike. When I come back, my honours year in economics.

b) Starting an internship with some company. When I finish, my honours year in economics.

5 years?
As an economic analyst at an investment bank or something like that. I quite like the idea of making money on foreign exchange markets.

10?
Making serious inroads towards getting my net worth towards $10 million. Moving around hundreds of millions of dollars a day, maybe getting involved in the odd leveraged buyout.

20+?
Being filthy rich, maybe married, maybe with a kid or two and definitely with a whole stable of fast cars.

When I retire I'm going to build a race track and host track days, various racing series and the like.

Plus the odd trip to the third world spending money on improving people's lives.

1 year... still in school

5 years... grad school, physics doctorate

10 years... career as physicist, probably married

20 years... still a physicist, being awesome

1 year- Last year of college, w00t

5 years- Peace Corps in Kazakhstan.

10 years- FSO in some embassy someplace (hopefully Mongolia or Kazakhstan :D)

20 Years- Still in the Foreign Service, perhaps the person who does the real diplomacy while the Ambassators look pretty at social events.

1 - I'll be drunk in college.

5 - It'll be 2012, so we'll be dead.

10 - Dust in the wind.

20+ - The new Milky Way.

1 year - about to start the second year of a law degree

5 years - starting out as a qualified solicitor (unless I decide to try and be a barrister, then I'll probably still be learning)

10 years - either a qualified solicitor or barrister, working away

20 years - god knows.

1 year - I'll hopefully have made it into 3rd year of Medicine, won (as captain) the award for most progressive sports club of the year, got my C-licence for skydiving and improved the way Marrow Dundee (medic charity) recruit and train people while becoming super fit and rich

5 years - Qualified as a doctor and survived my 1st year in work. Hopefully i'll also be in a good stable position to propose to my girlfriend (assuming I don't mess things up by then :p )

10 years - Bought a house at least

20 years - Alive is all i'm hoping for :D

1 year- still in college
5 years- in the woods
10 years- in the woods
20 years- in the woods

One year: Starting my junior year of high school.
Five years: Starting college.
Ten years: No effing clue.

1 year: Starting Uni. Have little idea where though.
5 years: Find the area of science that draws me most (whatever that turns out to be). Maintain strong interest in other areas.
10 years: PhD doing if not already done.
20 years: Job in research, and family (maybe).

At the moment it's looking like:
1 year: procrastinate
5 years: procrastinate
10 years: procrastinate
20 years: Finally finish this damned personal statement ... almost used a gun smiley there...*shudder*

It's a little depressing thinking this through though. The fact that one day I'll be 37 and my life now will be as non-existant as the previous years already are to me. :(

1 Year: I'll be about to start my 2nd Year of Undergraduate Study in Journalism and English Literature.

5 Years: Hopefully starting out at a news company. I promise I won't be biased!

10 Years: Advanced my career and maybe be married, no kid yet though.

20 Years: Couple of kids and hopefully have expereicenced a lot of good thins over my jounalistic career. Maybe a News Anchor...

1 year - Still in university
5 years - Hopefully back in France, teaching English or somesuch
10 years - ???
20 years - Profit

Dead

1 year - in my sophomore year of college, with some research experience under my belt.

5 years - in grad school, perhaps married.

10 years - as a scientist, married with children.

20 years - as a respected scientist. Still married with children.

5 - It'll be 2012, so we'll be dead.
Fight the Future.
BTW, i might be able to hook you up about End Game.


10 - Dust in the wind.You'll be the newest member in Kansas?

1 year? Starting the second year of my Master's

5 years? Possibly finishing up a PhD (if I decide to go that route)

10? Married with a career (possibly as a prof) house, some cats, a dog or two, hopefully a goat, possibly a kid.

20+? Still married, still with a job, still with pets, still with kids (two of my own and possibly one adopted from a place that has a lot of orphaned/unwanted kids).

In a year, I'll likely be married and hopefully starting school again.

In five years, I'll be married, hopefully will be finishing up school, and possibly will have started a family.

In ten years, I'll be married with kids, and hopefully will have settled into a job that I really like.

In twenty years, I'll still be married with kids, hopefully will have settled into a job that I really like, and will likely be getting ready to send kids off to college.

Other things will happen along the way, I'm sure, but that's what springs to mind.

1 year: Working a shitty job

5 years: Maybe Dead, No GF, not married, same shitty job.

10 years: Maybe dead, Not married, same shitty job.

20 years: Not married, more than likely dead.

1 year?

5 years?

10?

20+?

In one year, I'll be finishing up school, and begin my attempt to fund my mission work, which I will be doing so long as I shall live. I imagine I'll have to work a lot to pay student loans off, then for a visa, and the plane over there, plus a house/apt. It will be very tough, but worth it. :)

5 years, I will either be having a good time, helping people left and right, or I will be dead. I think it to be the latter, which is weird to think about. I know where I am going will be a little bit dangerous for me, and might lead me to death, but its like I'm not even too worried about it.

10 years, if I am still alive, I plan on having a permanent church or two set up of my own. I also hope to have a wife by this time, and maybe a kid.


If I make it past 20 years, I think I might have to come back to the US(if there still is one) and trying to find old friends, and see how they are. Then I will try and find someone to take over my mission work in case of my retirement and all. Maybe I'll stay state side at that time, and work on bettering the Church over here. Who knows.

I still think you should leave those poor people alone. They've got problems enough without arrogant Westerners trying to convert them.

1 year - A junior, starting my fall semester.

5 years- Hopefully in pharmacy school.

10 years - A pharmacist, with a stable career.

20 years - Married with kids, if I decide to have any. If not, happy, financial independence, and plenty of good friends to hang out with would be my choice.

every year i ain't pushin up daisies is a bloomin myrical.

when i look to the future, it is the future of my surroundings, not my personal surroundings, but of the kind of world we all have to live in. that is what i think in terms of.

i'm not some kind of saintly altruist. that's just what intrests me and i think in terms of.

if i'm alive i'll be able to see what becomes of, how are affected, the kinds of things i AM interested in. the means of impressing others i find just a wee bit tedius and seldom if ever gratifying.

i am interested in the development and implimentation of environmentally harmonious infrastructure tecnologies. that's basicly what i'm interested in seeing the unfolding of.

as for what kind of condition i'll be in to see all that from, i haven't the foggiest. pretty much depends on a lot of things, but most likely, if i'm not dead, something like now, maybe.

i know where i'd like to be. and what i'd like to be different and what i'd like to be the same.

i'd like to still have access to the internet, but i'd rather be living in a cabin out in the woods somewhere then where and how i am now.

how likely anything is; we're living in a time of greater flux and uncertainty then even the cynics realize. or at least it seems to me like we might be.

at any rate i'm not that many years away from tottering dotage, so i'll be happy just to still be around and able to see what's going on.

=^^=
.../\...

5 years?



(Don't say doing your wife, don't say doing your wife.)

Doing your.. son?

Puking in the cash? :eek:

Wasn't that on TubGirl or something?

What the hell is 'TubGirl'?!

I don't get americans! They play 'Extreme Frisbee' and watch 'TubGirl'?! :p:D

(Don't say doing your wife, don't say doing your wife.)

Doing your.. son?

Also Great Family Guy Episode!

They play 'Extreme Frisbee'

Isn't it Ultimate rather than Extreme?

Isn't it Ultimate rather than Extreme?
Yep.

1 year - either starting a Masters or travelling
5 years - hopefully a published composer
10 years - ehh *shrugs* no idea. Probably married.
20 years - living in continental Europe somewhere

Ho-hum, in 1 year graduating from Uni (BA Hons in Deaf Studies) then the future gets a little murkier.

Depending on how much backbone I have (or rather, acquire, as people who know me will attest, I currently have none) in 5years I will either have completed my post grad and be working my way up the ranks of Interpreters or I will be just finishing my postgrad and about to start off up the ladder.

In 10years I hope to be working, maybe married, maybe not

In 20years I hope to be working, though with the short career expectancy on most interpreters I may not be

In 1 year: Finishing up MCSE licensure and becoming an uber-geek.

In 5 years: Leaving the miserable state of Ohio for good.

In 10 years: Going on a game show and winning enough money to retire for life.

In 20 years: Securing my dream job as a...ahem, personal in-home assistant.

Isn't it Ultimate rather than Extreme?

Depends on if you're into Grand Theft Auto or not.
:p

What the hell is 'TubGirl'?!

I don't get americans! They play 'Extreme Frisbee' and watch 'TubGirl'?! :p:D

...it was ... Thursday?