The Friday Five on a Monday

[nanila]

1. What did you want to be when you grew up?

Lots of things, including most unrealistically, Olympic gymnast and dressage champion. The ones that lasted the longest were veterinarian, astronaut, and Nobel-prize-winning chemist.

2. Did you follow through? If not, what happened?Reality? I mean, I don’t particularly like taking massive physical

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[shirebound]

And yes, you will always have a cat. Sometimes more than one. So don’t worry about that.

*grins*

[nanila]

Having a floof in my life has always been very important to me.

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[nanila]

Cheers, Pencil!

[meathiel]

Weird is good! 😁😁😁

[nanila]

I agree! 🤪

[ragnarok_08]

Weird is definitely good, being what society calls "normal" is so overrated.

Here are my answers:

1) I wanted to be a doctor, for starters, and then I wanted to be an explorer.

2) I didn't follow through because life got in the way once again.

3) My life didn't turn out like I wanted when I was a child, but I think it is better than I thought would happen, given the circumstances.

4) I would tell my 10-year-old self that you're enough, that you are more than what you can give to other people, and while you might not become a doctor, you can always write and create, and to keep creating.

5) I think so, as I like to believe I am the same person.

[nanila]

I love your words to your 10 year old self. They're so thoughtful and comforting. 💖